Sentence examples for trial selection criteria from inspiring English sources
Only 493 (51%) non-trial cases passed all of the prospective trial selection criteria for entry.
As a consequence of the trial selection criteria, 92% had splenomegaly.
In both GXR monotherapy studies meeting the initial trial selection criteria [ 12, 13], the target dose range of GXR 0.09 0.12 mg/kg/day was used.
The presence of type 1 (oxygenation) failure and cardiovascular dysfunction are risk factors to consider when future trial selection criteria are designed.
The study sample consisted of all women resident in the counties who became pregnant between August 2002 and January 2006 and who fulfilled trial selection criteria (see below).
The second coder was given a one-page written explanation of the trial selection criteria along with one example file (different from the coded data set).
Such issues are very relevant in the context of population-based practice, i.e. involving 'non-study' patients, where, differently from controlled trials, selection criteria and therapy optimization do not usually apply (Thieblemont & Coiffier, 2007).
In sequence, questions asked participants to (1) provide demographic information anonymously (2) rate the importance of each of the hypothesised trial site selection criteria for Europe as a whole, (3) provide perception of the trial environment in 12 European countries and (4) rank areas of potential improvement.
For this analysis, three additional ATX trials met the selection criteria in addition to the three trials included in the base case ('six-trial' analysis).
During the patient's visit to the preoperative outpatient clinic, the anesthesiologist decides whether the patient is eligible for this trial, conform the selection criteria.
The Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG) 111 trial studied 386 women with stage III suboptimally debulked or stage IV disease (McGuire et al, 1996), whereas the Intergroup OV10 trial had wider selection criteria and assessed 675 women with FIGO stage IIb, IIc, III or IV disease with or without successful debulking (Piccart et al, 2000).
