Sentence examples for trial translating from inspiring English sources

Adriana sat with the Nietos every day of the trial, translating for them when the court-appointed translator was off duty.

The STRIDE study is a parallel-arm, multi-site, randomized controlled trial, translating the PREMIER comprehensive lifestyle intervention [ 27- 30] DASH diet arm [ 31] for individuals taking antipsychotic medications.

It is those most acute sufferers who will benefit if the early promise of the Astic trial translates into a viable treatment.

In addition, while translated versions of the SF-12v2 were available for all languages used by patients enrolled in this trial, translated versions for the language of some enrolled patients were not available for the SIBDQ (Kannada, Colombian Spanish) or the WPAI UC (Indian English, Kannada, Punjabi, Colombian Spanish).

As with any drug, it is pertinent to ask how the efficacy demonstrated within the confines of a clinical trial translates into effectiveness in every day clinical practice.

In the near future, we will likely see a resurgence of secondary prevention trials translating the most successful findings from tertiary prevention trials in patients with established type 1 diabetes.

The receptive vocabulary test consisted of 2 practice trials and 80 test trials translated and adapted for Chinese from the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test – Fourth Edition (PPVT-IV) [41].

However, the extent to which the efficacy of CRT-D in randomized clinical trials translates into effectiveness in clinical practice is unknown.

The aim of this study was to investigate whether the efficacy of liraglutide observed in randomized controlled trials translates into therapeutic benefits in the French population during routine clinical practice.

12 13 Whether the efficacy seen in clinical trials translates into effectiveness in contemporary practice is unclear, especially for secondary prevention among older patients who have already had an ischemic stroke and in clinically relevant subgroups that have higher risks of bleeding and more challenging warfarin management.

Data such as these are helpful to the clinician because they demonstrate that, despite an older and sicker population, the efficacy of CRT-D as shown in clinical trials translates into effectiveness in clinical practice when compared with medical therapy alone.