Sentence examples for trial workload from inspiring English sources

There was a statistically significant difference in the level of importance of the factors tested, with investigator track record in previous trials, experience in similar studies and interest in study scoring a level of importance of 20 or above, while concurrent trial workload, and publication track record were significantly less important (p<0.0001; table 3).

In our trial the workload for the doctors was probably less than it would have been for normal care.

For the TACT correlative science studies, the first requests for paraffin blocks were delayed by 5 months because of trials office workload.

The judges at the United Nations war crimes tribunal have called on lawyers to find ways of cutting back the trial schedule and workload even further than they have done.

Where it was possible to triangulate findings arising from the qualitative data against the quantitative trial data (including workload impacts, lifestyle change and the impact of telemonitoring compared with simple home monitoring), this was also done.

Mailing, archiving and retrieval of forms, radiographic images and images of specimens account for a substantial workload at trial centers and participating institutions like hospitals and physician offices.

We suspect that the "lack of time" stated by many GPs is actually a lack of motivation to engage in hospital-led research, as studies have shown there is no explicit link between clinical workload and trial involvement [ 21].

The trial did increase their workloads, 16 but the discussion group considered that telemonitoring could reduce the need for practice visits in the longer term.

In each trial, the task performance, mental workload and situation awareness (SA) of the participants were measured.

There was a stable workload in each trial centre once recruitment had ceased, whereas in routine clinics the number of men will continue to increase, potentially requiring streamlining of the protocol over time.

The trial data confirmed the increased workload with patients in the telemonitoring group having, on average, two additional consultations with the practice (one with the GP and one with the practice nurse, half of which were by telephone) over the 6 months of the trial compared with the control group.