Grier senior has frequently appeared as an expert witness in vaccine damage trials, attesting to their danger, despite the fact that the American Academy of Paediatrics refer to "numerous conceptual and scientific flaws, omissions of fact, inaccuracies, and misstatements" in his most-cited study.
Clinical trials attest to plant sterols lowering cholesterol absorption by 20%to40%0%, an extent beyond which cholesterogenesis can compensate to restore normal circulatory cholesterol levels.
Conflicting views regarding the mechanisms of protection at mucosal sites, inferred by the contradictory results of mucosal vaccines in human clinical trials, attests to our lack of knowledge in understanding the human mucosal immune system.
A vast array of research evidence from diverse sources, including randomized controlled trials, attests to the same.
Although none of these trials have led to the clinical use of these drugs to treat neurodegeneration, the sheer number of ongoing trials attests to both the efficacy and safety of MINO plus NAC as individual drugs.
These clinical trials attest to the safety of MSCs and their ability to attenuate injury severity whilst enhancing repair.
Although randomised controlled trials attest to the benefit of surgical decompression of the carpal tunnel in CTS [ 7], the associations which we observed between surgical treatment and symptom resolution may not fully reflect the impact of surgery.
The first phase II nonrandomized trials attested to its activity as monotherapy (response rate 11%, stable disease 35%) and in combination with IFL (response rate 19%, stable disease 27%) in patients who had failed prior irinotecan therapy (Saltz et al. 2001, 2004).
Much progress has been made for legal equality, less so for social equality.Name withheld by requestSIR – I have been a witness in deportation trials to attest to the violence of anti-gay sentiment in Jamaica.
There were questions, for example, about the propriety of General Pace's writing a letter to the judge in the Scooter Libby trial, shortly before the sentencing, attesting to the defendant's good character and judgment, "both legally and morally".
