In this trial minor complications were similar between the groups, while major complications were threefold higher in patients who had an appendicectomy (p<0.050).
"According to you and based on your experience, what would be the approximate cost of this adjustment: no cost defined as ≤ 1% of the total amount of the trial; minor cost, defined as ≤5%; moderate cost, defined as 5%to15%5%; or major cost, if 15% or more".
Rutherford missed the recent Glasgow indoor grand prix and British trials with minor tissue damage but Black is hopeful the long jumper will be fit.
While the law of joint enterprise can apply to all offences, the MPs express concern over the way it has been used in murder trials against "minor players".
It underwent extensive trials and minor modifications before joining Southern Railway stock 4 June 1941.
USS Fanning was occupied with sea trials and minor repairs for the first six months of her naval service.
The animals preferred juice over any picture in >90% of trials, suggesting minor reward value of the pictures.
Since these clinical trials, only minor variations in the standard chemotherapeutic schedule for ovarian cancer patients have been implemented.
Most of the trials investigated minor and not directly life threatening conditions, such as severe obesity (n=7; 13%) or gastro-oesophageal reflux (n=6; 11%).
