Sentence examples for trial pilot from inspiring English sources

Design: Randomized controlled trial, pilot study.

As a small-scale trial, pilot testing provides a chance where a few examinees could take the test and comment on the object that was tested.

The initial topic guides were based on issues identified by our previous acceptability study 26 and interviews with patients participating in the trial pilot study.

During the developmental work, particularly during the trial pilot, it has been difficult for practices to release the PN/HCAs for the required training, and to find time in consultation schedules for the delivery of the intervention.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/14/5/prepub No specific funding supported this systematic review, but DH undertook preparatory work for it while working on MS Society Symptom Relief Programme Grant 845/06: Computerised cognitive behavioural therapy for treatment of depression in people with MS: pre-clinical trial pilot study.

Moreover, the majority of the stakeholder groups (Research Nurses, Trial Managers and Ethics Committee Chairs) were not directly involved with the trials in which the decision aids were set and the data suggest that their perceptions were being considered commonly across decision aids more widely rather than the exacting information for each trial pilot decision aid presented.

TLP is designed as a randomized controlled trial, piloted in 2015 ("Year 1"), and fully run in 2016 and 2017.

The studies will be Phase 1 trials, pilot studies in small groups of people, mainly designed to check for safety and to test the body's reaction to different doses.

The incorporation of a maximum 10 beat per minute pace-tempo threshold was based on pre-trial pilot data and qualitative feedback on motivation and perceived exertion with music during exercise.

We decided to include the MGI in a pre-trial pilot of the SHIP trial [ 19].

Three of these trials were pilot trials conducted to assess the safety (and efficacy) of surfactant.