Sentence examples for trial to mitigate from inspiring English sources
Two-stage designs are commonly used in phase II oncology trial to mitigate the risk of exposing patients to an inefficacious drug.
A trial to mitigate this problem was carried out in this paper via predicting the change in groundwater levels in the MAIWF under different water exploitation polices by applying suitable groundwater flow model (MODFLOW).
If either the target fails the drug or the drug fails the target, then the best that computational modeling and simulation can do is to find clinical trial solutions to mitigate these problems, which is often insufficient to rescue the project.
Surely it would be better for the F.D.A. to eliminate potential conflicts before they can bias a trial than try to mitigate them after the results are in.
In general, the objective of most of these HBS trials was not to mitigate subsidence but to provide supports for the higher slice of the thick seam during mining of the lower slice.
They have developed a number of innovative and intriguing alternatives to traditional randomized trials that seek to mitigate the inherent tension between the goals of the physician as clinician and the goals of the physician as scientific investigator.
In this paper we describe the design of a randomized controlled trial of an intervention to mitigate DV and related adverse health consequences in antenatal care settings in urban Bengaluru, India, focusing on the strategies used to address ethical challenges in research implementation.
Establishing medication effectiveness outside of a randomized trial requires careful study design to mitigate selection bias.
Recommendations regarding trial end points and suggestions to mitigate the high crossover effect are offered.
Prospective trials of anti-inflammatory interventions to mitigate the risk of acute cardiovascular events in cases where treatment must be interrupted are warranted.
Although these domains may be difficult fully control in QI trials, methodological approaches are available to mitigate and/or explore such causes of risk of bias.
