Sentence examples for trials extended from inspiring English sources

The only approved treatment for these men before Thursday was the chemotherapy drug Taxotere, also known as docetaxel, which in clinical trials extended lives by about two or three months.

Provenge, made by the biotech company Dendreon, is one of a wave of extraordinarily expensive new cancer therapies that, in clinical trials, extended survival only modestly.

According to these trials, extended endocrine treatment by an AI can be recommended after 5 years of tamoxifen.

A further limitation to our analyses was the assumption that the benefits of dark chocolate, observed in short term trials, extended to 10 years.

Information regarding screening and flow through this trial will be reported according to the CONSORT (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) Extended Non-Drug guidelines.

The UK Screening Trials Review Group estimated an overdiagnosis rate of 10to20%0% [ 3], but follow-up at two of the three UK trials extended for only 6 years beyond the end of the screening rather than at least 10 years as recommended [ 1].

Clinical trials extend over three phases and can take years, making investments in life science companies prohibitively long term.

Hence, their use in trials extending beyond 75 weeks is questionable, and more evidence from very long trials is needed.

Regulatory oversight of clinical trials extends throughout R&D and evolves into regulatory monitoring and pharmacovigilance in the implementation period.

One author (DFS) reviewed all 2007 and 2008 tables of contents to identify all randomised trials, extending the search through to June 2009 if necessary to get 15 trials.

This observational study confirmed that the benefits of beta-blockers seen in randomized trials extend to older patients and to those with conditions that would have led to their exclusion from the trials.