Sentence examples for trial assisted from inspiring English sources

ÅH designed the trial, assisted in data collection, interpreted the results and wrote the paper.

MME is responsible for the management of the trial assisted by HK.

DorsaVi supplied the motion-sensor equipment and coordinated the trial, assisted by a contract research organisation (Kendle P/L, Oakleigh, Victoria, Australia).

JDM: provided data management oversight and statistical analysis for the KanQuit trial, assisted in the developing the analysis plan for the current analysis, and revised the draft.

EdH participated in the study design, conducts the trial, assisted in the training and supervision of the care-managers and psychiatrist, recruited physiotherapists for the study and wrote this article.

The psychiatrist and psychologist who contend that Mr. Cherry is incompetent have testified at a two-day hearing here that Mr. Cherry suffers from a form of dementia that would prevent him from following a trial, assisting his lawyers and testifying rationally in his own defense.

Especially THBS1, which is downregulated in OA chondrocytes and then upregulated after pharmacological treatment, could be a good standard for the outcome measures of clinical trials assisting data interpretation and enabling rigorous comparisons between different studies.

She also coordinates the trial, assists with acquisition of data and supervises the microbiological analysis.

Drawing on 'diffusion of innovation' theory, the Stop Smoking in Schools Trial (ASSIST) utilised trained influential school students to act as positive peer supporters during informal (out of classroom) interactions to encourage young people not to smoke [ 70].

While Duch's trial was assisted by his co-operation with the tribunal and the meticulous record-keeping of S-21, producing evidence against the Khmer Rouge chiefs could prove more complicated.

Ms. Laurente said her sister, who spoke no Indonesian and very little English, was unable to understand what was taking place during the trial, being assisted by a young translator whose English was also very limited.