Sentence examples for theory trials from inspiring English sources

The epidemiology of BP seems to indicate that even very small BP differences result in difference in vascular event rates, so, in theory, trials could be designed to demonstrate a benefit from even very small BP differences.

Run adoption and implementation studies using high-quality social science methods and theory alongside trials; do not wait until the trial is complete before working out what is needed to adopt and implement the intervention in real life.

These two politicians led parties the Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewenivanua and the Fiji Labour Party respectively which together accounted for 84% of the national vote at the most recent elections.In theory, the trials of Mr Qarase and Mr Chaudhry are free from government control.

Although the prolonged spectre of active immunity is attractive in theory, multiple trials assessing the efficacy of anti-idiotypic antibodies against EpCAM for advanced GI cancer have shown only marginal success (Table 1).

Based on this theory, clinical trials are conducted to explore whether the suppression of leukocyte infiltration by blocking ICAM-1 with monoclonal antibody enlimomab benefits clinical outcome in acute ischemic stroke patients.

And I'm seeing more examples of businesses moving from theory to trial phase.

In theory, the trial is a joint effort between the UN and Cambodia, but the effort has been all the UN's.

Wales's case fell apart; after an expert witness would not support his theory at trial, Wales was forced into the embarrassing position of dismissing the case.

In the tape, Martinez's co-defendant Armando Macias downplays Martinez's role in the gang, undermining the prosecution's theory at trial that Martinez was a high-ranking member of the gang.

In theory, a trial with a greater proportion of participants with a particular pattern of chronic LBP may have different outcomes compared to trials of participants with different patterns of muscle activation.

Mr. Meyer, for example, said he had developed most of his theories through trial and error.