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By the Berry-Esseen theorem [10], the sequence of cdfs of (18) converges uniformly to the cdf of the standard normal distribution as m increases with fixed p. In other words, the sequence of standardized binomial distributions converges weakly to a standard normal distribution as the number of trials is increased.

The major adverse effect related to the implant, as demonstrated in clinical trials, is increased intraocular pressure.

"Part of the challenge to get large numbers of people of color involved in future trials is increasing their knowledge of H.I.V. science to make an informed decision about the potential risks and benefits of being in a trial," Mr. Wakefield added.

The overall quality of clinical trials is increasing steadily due to the growing experience in this area, the increasing awareness of quality standards in the MS community and the more stringent requirements of regulatory authorities for approval of new treatments.

Unfortunately, few objective data are available to validate the clinical epidemiology of surgical and device-related infections, and although the number of randomized trials is increasing, too few have tested strategies for prophylaxis or treatment, particularly in the cardiac arena.

While the number of published trials is increasing over time, the sample size is not.

If the number of subjects in clinical trials is increasing over time and associated with vaccine price, this may help explain increases in prices of vaccine series.

27 29 Although the ethical and legal pressure to adequately report the results of clinical trials is increasing, 30 selective reporting and publication bias are still important problems.

We conclude that the prevalence of acronyms in reports on clinical trials is increasing at the expense of their semantic and aesthetic quality.

Use of the Internet to conduct randomised controlled trials is increasing, and provides potential to increase equity of access to medical research, increase the generalisability of trial results and decrease the costs involved in conducting large scale trials.

A review of articles indexed in MEDLINE between 1966 and 1996 suggests that both the number and proportion of reports of CAM clinical trials is increasing at a significant rate [ 1].