"The trial court based its finding of Tymoshenko's guilt on factual determinations that had evidentiary support in the trial record," the lawyers wrote.
Although the sample size was limited because of the nature of this being a feasibility study, data from the Level-1 cohort in this trial support the feasibility of treatment with 50 mg/m of docetaxel and 15 mg/kg of bevacizumab for older patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer.
An as-treated analysis indicated that 64% of patients (n=228) achieved PASI-75 at week 60 (PASI-75 results through week 48 are shown in Fig. 2) [ 7]. Results in this trial support the sustained efficacy of up to 36 months of continuous efalizumab treatment (A.B. Gottlieb et al., unpublished results reported at the 63rd annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2005).
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/12/268/prepub We thank the patients who participated in and supported this trial, as well as their families.
In this trial, supported employment in the form of IPS was provided by an external supported non-governmental employment agency.
The fact that personalised triage was so much more effective in connecting patients with resources in this trial supports the recommendation for this screening format, particularly for 'at-risk' populations.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has set up a system of universal support in certain trial areas in which job centres and local authorities provide coaching to those most likely to experience problems.
The efficacy results of RTS,S/AS01B in this current trial and in the challenge model in malaria-naïve adults [30] together with the significantly improved immunogenicity of RTS,S/AS01B compared to RTS,S/AS02A in both malaria-naïve adults and in semi-immune adults in this trial strongly support the continued evaluation of RTS,S/AS01B in children.
41 Not providing this support as part of the intervention in this trial may account for some of the problems with engagement that we encountered, particularly for those with English as a second language, poor literacy and/or cognitive impairment.
These data, although from a small number of women, provide some evidence to support the hypothesis to be tested in this trial, that is, that midwifery continuity of care will increase the proportion of women who attempt VBAC, increasing the overall rate of vaginal birth and reducing the CS rate.
