Sentence examples for trials derived from from inspiring English sources

Human Genome Sciences has three drugs in clinical trials derived from its database.

Separate trials derived from a single research study are denoted by additional letters (i.e. a d) in the citation.

R was approximated as the mean correlation coefficient (R = 0.84) calculated using raw performance data from nine continuous exercise trials (derived from four separate publications).

18 The pooled effect for each grouping of trials was derived from the point estimate for each separate trial weighted by the inverse of the variance (1/SE).

The pooled effect for each grouping of trials was derived from the point estimate for each separate trial weighted by the inverse of the variance (1/SE²).

As these trials were derived from a single group of investigators at multiple centers across France, further international multicenter trials are warranted to confirm the generalizability of these findings.

In the absence of locally derived laboratory reference ranges, the ranges used in these trials were derived from populations in the West.

Leaf material for the feeding trials was derived from lima bean cuttings prepared from three high (HC) and three low (LC) cyanide containing mother plants growing at the natural field site (Figs. 1 and 2).

While the motivation for the trials partly derived from the streptomycin success, American cancer research also served as a model.

The information included herein on clinical trials is derived from scientific documents provided by the pharmaceutical company that has developed this new route of administration of granisetron, most of which are available on the Internet.

Two of the drug repositioning candidates in our results that overlapped with the literature reports and clinical trials were derived from a cluster with drugs vismodegib and erismodegib and diseases basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and Gorlin syndrome.