Sentence examples for trials led us from inspiring English sources

The fact that these patients were selected for topotecan trials led us to assume they were unsuitable for retreatment with the first line regimen, and therefore fulfilled our inclusion criteria.

Given that it is five years since the publication of this meta-analysis, the possibility that there may now be more published trials, as well as longer duration of follow-up in the existing trials, led us to re-examine this issue.

Our own findings, along with those from these previous trials lead us to speculate that sucrose had an important impact on the pain scores in our study.

The results of recent large-scale clinical trials have led us to review our understanding of the metabolic response to stress and the most appropriate means of managing nutrition in critically ill patients.

24 25 The biological action of vitamin A and previous evidence from childhood vitamin A trials 5 26 led us to postulate a priori that vitamin A may have an effect on deaths due to infant infection.

The current study was initiated following a phase II clinical trial, which led us to document that PTEN loss was unexpectedly associated with resistance to the mTOR inhibitor everolimus in patients with advanced bladder cancer (Seront et al, 2012).

The officer said the effort to uncover that trial had already "led us to and through several countries, and several individuals, who are funding parts of the current insurgency in several organizations".

Subsequent trials and tumor dissections led us to believe that the first injection creates the greatest pressure within the tumor, and thus opens paths in the tumor for injected volumes to escape.

In our study, combined analysis of the results from all trials using the recommended doses led us to conclude that anti-TNFα drugs (considered as a therapeutic group) show an effect significantly superior to that of control treatments.

Moreover, additional trial data and previous studies led us to conclude that short term absence is often compensated for during normal working hours.

The dearth of randomised trials led to several retrospective studies using case-control and indirect cohort methods [ 3].