Sentence examples for trial nowadays from inspiring English sources

On the basis of data from a Dutch trial, nowadays, tumors proximal of esophagogastric junction (Siewert type 1) are preferably offered a transthoracic approach in our institution.

Fixed Wireless Access FWAA) systems such as Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX), based on the standards IEEE 802.16 [1] and HiperMAN [2], are being installed for field trials nowadays and become increasingly important.

Indeed, HSP70 is one of the most commonly used pharmacodynamic markers of HSP90 inhibition in clinical trials nowadays.

The observed decline of RCTs published in German language general health care journals raises the question whether the number of trials is declining or whether trials nowadays are more frequently not published or published elsewhere.

We need to know the size of these effects and factors that influence their magnitude in order to properly interpret results of clinical trials in general, especially as many surgical trials nowadays use an observational design or case registers.

Moreover, it is important to realise that, due to the decreased incidence of CV events in the last decades, CV prevention trials are nowadays very difficult to conduct.

Conclusion: Despite the absence of evidence from randomized controlled trials NIV is nowadays commonly used in PICU and HDU for SCD patients with ACS, especially in centres taking in charge a high number of SCD patients.

However, similar to liver resection, it would be difficult to conduct a randomised trial against no resection nowadays.

Nowadays, clinical trials are still the goldenrule for the development of a generic topical product but, unfortunately, not many techniques are helpful for the specific investigation of in vivo topical absorption.

Nowadays, several clinical trials using i.n.n

Nowadays randomized clinical trials clearly demonstrated an improved functional outcome and a lower rate of malunion and nonunion following surgical plate fixation in comparison to conservative treatment [ 3, 4].