The phrase "trials about" is not grammatically correct in written English.
It should be "trials concerning" or "trials regarding." Example: I am conducting trials regarding the effectiveness of this new medicine.
She said that her publication did not specifically ask authors or companies that sponsor trials about unpublished studies.
There is very little solid evidence from randomized clinical trials about the potential benefits of testosterone treatment for these men.
After early trials about 1920, they were developed in the 1940s for strengthening laminated roof strata in mines.
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, about two-thirds of the way to matching its predecessor, is also close to exhausting its schedule.
"We had our Olympic trials about four weeks ago and have been in that hard block of training, it's just about racing hard.
In published trials, about 60percentt of people taking the drugs report significant relief from depression, compared with roughly 40percentt of those on placebo pills.
A critical review was performed to study the statistical relevance of the clinical trials about sham surgery in the light of potential confounding factors.
One example is the rape shield law, which limits evidence or questions in rape trials about a complainant's previous sexual conduct.
In Merck's clinical trials, about half the patients who got Victrelis suffered from anemia, roughly double the rate for those who got only the existing drugs.
In clinical trials, about two-thirds of patients saw at least a 20 percent decrease in the volume of intravenous nutrition they required per week.
