Results of this pivotal uncontrolled trial were interpreted as descriptive.
In the IFNγ trial, MS disease activation was interpreted as implicating TH1-mediated processes in MS pathogenesis.
Although the ABCSG12 and AZURE trials differ in enrollment criteria and the extent of adjuvant chemotherapy usage, the benefit of ZA in premenopausal women in the ABCSG12 trial and not in the AZURE trial has been interpreted as an inhibitory effect of sex hormones on the ability of ZA to augment DFS [ 5].
Within the second trial (6), there was a clear dose response relationship, and similarly, the present trial may be interpreted as the medium dose version of the second trial.
The results of this trial will be interpreted in conjunction with a similarly designed trial previously conducted in Nepal, and will have implications for policy guidelines for optimal cord care of newborns in low resource settings in Asia.
But today, when proceedings can be captured by a single camera positioned in a corner of the courtroom, the right to a "public" trial should be interpreted to allow Americans to view criminal trials via television.
The results of the current trial should be interpreted in the context of the previous trials evaluating the subcutaneous administration.
Our analyses suggest a marked superiority face-to-face CBT combined with SSRI treatment over all other treatments, but this extraordinary finding from only one small trial should be interpreted with greatest caution unless confirmed by large trials.
Though she did appear on Monday, as Joseph McGettigan, a former federal prosecutor who attended the Cosby trial, told the New York Times last week, her absence for much of the trial "could be interpreted by [the jury] as an unwillingness to sit and listen to very unpleasant truths".
The data from this trial will be interpreted in conjunction with the results from the previous Nepal trial and will further inform ongoing discussions regarding current WHO recommendation for dry cord care.
