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Accounts of witch trials come from early Spanish explorers in the 16th century, as well as folk tales recorded by anthropologists in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

In the present study, most of the included trials reported positive results and all included trials come from China.

We found that most of the CO2 emissions produced by pragmatic randomised controlled trials come from trial related travel (including commuting by the trial team and participant and trial team related travel) and use of fuel at the study centres.

Furthermore, patients in clinical trials come from many centres throughout many regions, thus reducing the potential selection bias that may be inherent to studies of patients coming from a single or just few centres.

The most impressive time of the final day of the trials came from the controversial sprinter Justin Gatlin, who became the fifth fastest man in history over 200m when he ran 19.57sec.

Part of its funding for clinical trials comes from the fees it gets from parents for banking umbilical cord blood (whose cells sit in frozen storage and aren't used in research).

Almost everything that is known about the trials comes from a report of the proceedings written by Thomas Potts, the clerk to the Lancaster Assizes.

The incorrect match used in these trials came from the other possible matches in those 5 pairs.

By 2002, 70% of funding for clinical trials came from industry [ 2].

Finally, included trials were mostly conducted in the European setting, with 2 trials coming from China [ 15, 16] and 1 multinational trial including US sites [ 19].

Importantly, as the Coalition of Cooperative Groups under Bob Comis, PI of ECOG, has shown, the majority of accrual to clinical trials comes from community-based practices.