Sentence examples for trial minor from inspiring English sources

In this trial minor complications were similar between the groups, while major complications were threefold higher in patients who had an appendicectomy (p<0.050).

"According to you and based on your experience, what would be the approximate cost of this adjustment: no cost defined as ≤ 1% of the total amount of the trial; minor cost, defined as ≤5%; moderate cost, defined as 5%to15%5%; or major cost, if 15% or more".

The F.D.A. says it does not yet know the answer because in the clinical trials, minor episodes of self-harm and more serious episodes were lumped together under the umbrella term "possibly suicide-related event".

In most exenatide trials minor hypoglycemic episodes are defined as plasma glucose <3.3 mM; in the LEAD studies it is defined as plasma glucose <3.1 mM.

In a recent interview, he outlined the possibility that all six men could be returned to Bosnia and set free, or face trial on minor charges.

The admiral was said to have imposed a reign of terror on the Spanish colonists of Hispaniola, who were flogged, disfigured or executed without trial for minor infractions.

More than 1 million children live in detention, the vast majority awaiting trial for minor offenses.

In a population-based randomised controlled trial of minor surgery, we identified that GPs make less use of pathology services than do hospital doctors (George et al ).

In the SAFER 2 trial, one minor amendment took in excess of 4 months to gain approval (with some local R&D approvals still outstanding).

Here we present an observational study of interobserver agreement using data from a population-based randomised controlled trial of minor surgery.

First is the technical quality of surgery performed, discussed most often in terms of incomplete excision of malignant or pre-malignant conditions, and which we have addressed in a population-based randomised controlled trial of minor surgery (George et al ).