Sentence examples for the trial of developing a from inspiring English sources
This paper presents the trial of developing a miniature energy harvesting device for medical microrobot devised working in blood vessel for example in an artery, specifically focusing on fabrication of co-axial nanofibers as converting components from a high efficient piezoelectric material-Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF).
It says something about the trials of developing hardware as a small company.
The study's primary aim is to determine the feasibility of developing a clinical trial comparing effectiveness of a Mindfulness Program with an IBS Support Group in reducing the severity of symptoms in women with IBS.
Preclinical trials in order to overcome the difficulties of developing a consistent delivery system with nonmigratory marker need to be conducted.
But ballooning trials do seem to add to the cost of developing a new medicine.
We planned the ERASM2A protocol as a phase I/II trial with the aim of developing an effective strategy allowing quadruple intensification with cyclophosphamide (CPA) and thiotepa (TTP) on an outpatient basis.
Since the subgroup is not known at the design stage but can be learned statistically from the data collected during the course of the trial, we develop a novel group sequential design that incorporates adaptive choice of the patient subgroup among several possibilities which include the entire patient population as a choice.
18 As part of the trial we developed a semistructured questionnaire, called the FMSQ.
Members of the MRC Working Party and the trial team developed an active management package for use by general practices within the trial [ 20].
Future research might expand this project through examining more types of clinical trials and developing a standard terminology for the processes associated with these clinical trials.
The ProtecT trial developed a model of nurse-led AM for men with localised PCa that was acceptable to men, urologists and nurses within the trial and of interest outside it.
