Sentence examples for that further trials from inspiring English sources

The judge, Siegfried Blunk, cited a series of statements by Prime Minister Hun Sen and other officials to the effect that no more indictments should be handed down beyond an initial five, including an assertion by Mr. Hun Sen to the U.N. secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, that further trials "will not be allowed".

Based on our application of the TSA, we find that further trials including approximately 3,800 participants at a similar risk would be required to provide moderate evidence, and much more to provide strong evidence.

As this was a retrospective study we would strongly propose a clinical trial to address this specific issue and that further trials using novel strategies should be considered in the HPV−ve/p16−ve group.

A systematic review of uses of automated telephone computer systems concluded that the reliability and availability of such systems made them attractive for use in follow-up, but that little evidence for their use in this setting existed and that further trials were needed (Biem et al, 2003).

For the sake of our global community as well as for the victims of these atrocities, we must find the funds necessary to ensure that further trials are able to take place.

Marylou Rowe, a spokeswoman for Reliant Pharmaceuticals, which owns the license for the drug in the United States, said that further trials of Omacor would be needed for it to be licensed for heart attack patients in the United States.

It is recommended that further trialling of these treatments takes place on individual sites before they are deployed at an operational scale.

There was at this point a 4% probability (ie, conditional power) of showing a significant impact of the intervention on QoL global health score, which meant that further trial continuation were not justified.

Owing to a trend towards increasing critical serious adverse events after rFVIIa treatment (odds ratio, 1.67; CI, 0.50 5.47), the investigators cautioned that further clinical trials are required.

The current study provides a safety assessment of multiple-dose administration of CAT-354 that supports further trials, and now efficacy studies are needed to evaluate the therapeutic potential of this drug.

The meta-analysis is essentially based on trials from the late 1980s and early 1990s and to declare that no further trials are needed presupposes that it can be shown that the effect has not changed over time.