Sentence examples for testing of effectiveness from inspiring English sources
As this was a feasibility trial there was no control group to allow for testing of effectiveness.
The subsequent pilot-study with two physiotherapists, allowed us to consider how this intervention could be optimized, tailored and refined prior to a more detailed testing of effectiveness.
This is helpful but preparatory work prior to developing and exploring intervention feasibility in practice, and before further experimental testing of effectiveness.
Since the Persian Gulf war in 1991, Dr. Titball has been developing a new vaccine that he said was being tested in people, though just for safety, because tests of effectiveness can, for ethical reasons, be done just in animals.
"It is fundamentally wrong that a treatment that's known not to be effective, that's known not to work in any meaningful way beyond the placebo effect, is being given some form of stamp of approval, even for the modest claims that are made of this product by an organisation that is founded on scientific tests of effectiveness," he said.
The importance of large-scale tests of effectiveness and implementation of cognitive behavioral treatments in the wake of disaster among youth are discussed.
The first analysis took place after 16 HIV infections had occurred and focused exclusively on the safety profile of CS (i.e. there was no test of effectiveness).
In each of our two study areas (Fig. 1), we applied 60 tests of effectiveness (see Table 1), involving 2 surrogates, 6 test feature groups (including all groups combined), and 5 testing methods.
Because the trial was terminated for futility before reaching the number of HIV infections targeted for pre-planned tests of effectiveness, p-values for those analyses should be interpreted with caution.
TAU being the control condition is a more rigorous test of effectiveness of CBT.
There have been sustained calls for the next generation of collaborative care trials to focus on tests of implementation rather than tests of effectiveness [ 34, 35].
