Sentence examples for trial proposes from inspiring English sources
The Fit for Life trial proposes a new paradigm of exercise training for the elderly that uses a low-mass high-repetition training regimen specifically focused on peripheral tissue beds or body regions (Regional Specific Training Stimulus - RSTS).
The trial proposes to: 1. Study the improvement in knee motion and overall function after AP glide and rotating platform design LCS TKA. 2. Examine the effect of this intervention on proprioception.
The TOPCAT-P trial proposes a novel model of care for prostate cancer survivors, in line with recent NICE guidelines, local government health policy and charity sector initiatives in Wales, to offer a holistic and personalised care delivered in primary and community care settings.
Senator George said: 'It is not a trial now that is proposed, and there has been no trial proposed save the civil and criminal actions to be instituted and prosecuted by counsel employed under the resolution giving to the President the power to employ counsel.
This design was similar to the "cohort multiple randomized controlled trial," proposed elsewhere.
Plaintiff, at time of trial, proposed to enter both cases neither party; settled.
The trial proposed here is an original study in which, for the first time, antibiotics are compared with placebo after LC in cases of ACC.
This is the only current randomised adjuvant trial proposed that uses the 3-weekly schedule and is also testing two durations of herceptin.
The trial proposed is sufficiently powered and, to the best of our knowledge, the first to allow conclusions on the effect of RADTs in adults with pharyngitis.
Such a trial, proposed by Atkin and colleagues [ 30] has now completed screening of over 40000 individuals and has 100000 controls.
Furthermore, the pharmacologically safeness of curcumin has been proved and supported a double-blind study in MGUS and smoldering MM patients; this trial proposed that curcumin might have a potential to slow the disease process in those patients.
