Sentence examples for trial grid from inspiring English sources
Regorafenib was approved in 2013 for the treatment of GIST patients who no longer respond to imatinib and sunitinib based on a placebo-controlled, randomized phase III trial (GRID) [ 25].
Last year it completed the first residential trial of its "Grid Friendly Appliance" controller a small device that listens to the AC-frequency hum of the electricity supplied by the grid.
This paper investigates how different types of control were envisioned and designed for a two-year smart grid trial in Denmark with 20 private households.
Andrew Jones, managing director of S&C Electric Europe, one of three companies delivering the project, said that Leighton Buzzard had been chosen as it had the necessary infrastructure to hold the trial, including good grid connections and capacity for a large scale battery installation.
The two objects, presented only at the beginning of each trial in the grid square of their initial position, were 2.52° in diameter.
In the BRAVO trial, 7 8 rescue grid laser photocoagulation was offered once during the 6-month treatment period and once during the 6-month observation period for patients meeting the treatment criteria.
For our purposes the intended aim was to measure health state utility values for disease states irrespective of treatment allocation in the GRID trial; hence, the two populations from the GRID study were combined into a single dataset for deriving utilities.
Optimization is performed by simulating the trial designs for a grid of r and α0 values with 100,000 simulation runs per grid point and selecting the design with the highest expected utility.
During each trial, participants viewed a grid with abstract square shapes, the target stimuli.
Immediately after entering the dark chamber, the door was closed and an electric shock was delivered through the floor grid (acquisition trial).
To obtain the baseline and cytokine trial data, the same grid and computer were used, and all counts were performed by the same operator.
