Sentence examples for trial increasing from inspiring English sources

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There was however a significant increase (P = 0.05; data not shown) in canopy diameter (all seed lots combined) in each year of the trial increasing from 0.36 m in year 1 to 2.8 m in year 4, a rate of 0.7 m/year.

He won the next stage, a 41.6 km individual time trial, increasing his lead to about three minutes.

He then extended his lead on Stage 17, after finishing second in a breakaway of three riders with the same time as the stage winner, and then the next day he won the second time trial, increasing his overall advantage to more than four minutes.

This means that the contents of the problem state resource have to be replaced on each step in a trial, increasing response times considerably.

The effectiveness of combining 5-FU with FA in colon cancer is generally accepted and was confirmed in our colon trial increasing the 5-year OS rate from 61to72%2% using the same drug administration and protocol design (Link et al, 2005).

Each volunteer endured a series of trials, in which the pressure was kept constant for the whole trial, increased, or decreased.

The number of people picked up by the mobile assistance patrol, one of the community services given additional resources under the trial, increased by 35%.

While the new trial increased the period before breast cancers became worse, the study has not yet run long enough to show whether Avastin lengthens lives, which is considered the gold standard for a cancer drug.

Bringing a new drug to market now requires on average 12-15 years, and costs have skyrocketed to more than $1.2bn – in no small part because the average length of a clinical trial increased 70% between 1999 and 2006.

The hyperoxygenation trial increased oxygenation parameters in arterial and venous blood, whereas PCO2 only changed at the venous site.