Authors of trials, whether they are small or large, should publish the results of the trials promptly irrespective of the findings, in line with the basic principles of research integrity (Garner 2013).
Judge Richard May of Britain, the chief judge presiding over the trial, reacted promptly.
"We plan to file post-trial motions with the trial court promptly, and are confident that the court will follow the law and not allow this runaway verdict to stand".. Clifford Douglas, director at the University of Michigan's Tobacco Research Network, told VICE News the Robinson case is a "landmark verdict because of its size".
Observers were instructed to maintain fixation throughout the trial and promptly indicate each perceptual transition.
For dissociated phoria, most observers saw an offset right at the beginning of each trial and promptly moved the lever arm accordingly.
At that time, the MAM1 trial was promptly designed to evaluate directly, with one of its two factorial comparisons, the superiority of this sequential regimen over the classical CMF and it represents to date the only full report addressing this issue.
Because results of the SPIRITS trial were promptly reflected in the Japanese Gastric Cancer Treatment Guidelines 2010 and a combination of S-1 and CDDP became the standard of care, the Shiga Clinical Study Group for Chemosensitivity Tests for Gastrointestinal Cancer decided that offering other regimens as a first-line therapy constituted an infringement of ethics.
Although the ' in vivo' generation of effective HLA-class I-restricted cytotoxic T-cell (CTL) responses still represents a challenge, clinical trials have promptly been designed, taking advantage of different immunogenic formulations.
Quick was trotted out to testify against Mr. Zahrey at a departmental trial late last year, and promptly recanted some of his most serious allegations.
He was sent a notice to show up for a trial, and he promptly kicked it out of sight in hopes that it would go away.
