Sentence examples for trials measures from inspiring English sources

Average motion during the extinction trials, measures of anxiety in the elevated zero maze, and body weight changes over the course of the study were assessed as well.

Selective Reminding test (sum of three free recall trials) measures episodic memory (Grober et al, 1988).

Where not reported in individual trials measures of variance have been estimated from p-values reported using standard methodology.

The Profile of Mood States (McNair et al, 1992) and the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (Zigmond and Snaith, 1983) were the most frequently used (n=5 trials) measures.

Although the absence of valid and reliable radiographic scoring systems in children with JIA is the primary reason radiographic outcomes have not been included in pivotal JIA trials, measures such as the adapted Sharp-van der Heijde score have been validated and are recommended for use in future pediatric JIA studies [ 25, 26].

Also, the earlier trials measured vision after only three months while the larger trial measured after one year.

In contrast, pragmatic trials measure effectiveness in routine clinical practice and frequently aim to inform choices between treatments.

Six studies, consisting of eight exercise trials, measured IL-6 in plasma or serum at baseline and either immediately post-exercise or within 5 min.

Results: The two randomized trials incorporated similar parallel designs and both trials measured clinical outcomes and short-term change in hematoma size.

Only giant clinical trials measuring hard outcomes like heart attacks, strokes and deaths can tell doctors whether a heart drug's benefits outweigh its risks.

This paper presents the results of extensive field trials measuring rates of Fe(II) oxidation at a number of Fe-bearing mine drainage discharges in the UK.