Sentence examples for trials allowing for from inspiring English sources
"I'm glad the government is broadening its approach to the trials, allowing for more than just treatment of terminal illness".
He has already begun collecting funding to develop the test for widespread use, both to diagnose TB in patients and to monitor recovery in clinical trials, allowing for more rapid development of better and cheaper treatments.
These findings will facilitate the application of microarray-based gene expression profiling in clinical melanoma trials, allowing for a more rational way to identify candidates for specific targeted therapies, and demonstrate that single biopsies obtained for correlative science studies are representative of residual tumor burden.
Strengths include the systematic inclusion of all relevant clinical trials allowing for a well informed analysis.
Sensitivity analyses were conducted, examining different dosage ranges and repeating the analysis in a larger number of trials, allowing for larger and more heterogeneous trial populations.
We defined a 'catalytic' fructose intake in chronic feeding trials as ≤ 36 g/d based on doses of ≤ 10 g/bolus in acute trials, allowing for three meals (10 g/meal) and two snacks (3 g/snack) per d.
Multisite randomized clinical trials allow for increased research collaboration among investigators and expedite data collection efforts.
The concurrent trials allow for a real-time integration of the murine and human tumor data.
The Cambridge company said yesterday that results of the latest trials allowed for phase three clinical development of Renzapride, which it hopes to market commercially in 2006.
A diagnostic biomarker could be used to minimize decision-making ambiguity in clinical trials, allow for improved patient prognosis, and a greater understanding of a drug's mechanism(s) of action.
Trials allow for the estimation of causal effect by randomly assigning participants either to an intervention or comparison group; through the assumption of "exchangeability" between groups, comparing the outcomes will yield an estimate of causal effect.
