Sentence examples for trials replacement from inspiring English sources
When you also consider the suppression of negative studies (permission of sedatives in trials, replacement of non-responders, and allowance of placebo washout) by pharmaceutical companies, you may start to worry that you have been sold a bill of goods.
In dietary trials, replacement of saturated fatty acids with polyunsaturated fatty acids has improved insulin sensitivity and decreased abdominal obesity [41], whereas substituting saturated fatty acids for unsaturated fatty acids results in insulin resistance [42].
In two larger trials, replacement of saturated fats with either MUFA or carbohydrate improved indices of glucose homeostasis.
In all these trials, cortisol replacement was never associated with even a trend toward serious side effects.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05457.012 To further validate these results we resampled the trials (with replacement) and refit the model on the resampled trials 300 times.
Based on several recently completed randomized controlled trials, cortisol replacement is likely to become a standard of care for vasopressor dependent septic shock.
Phase III trials examining replacement of deficient natural anticoagulants [ 32- 35], and specific cytokines or circulating mediators [ 36- 39] have shown inconsistent results.
SLiMChance uses multiple rounds of the cumulative binomial function, f k+; n; p), which calculates the probability of observing k or more successes from n independent trials (with replacement), each of which has a probability of success, p (Equation 1).
In the meantime, given the consistency of the results across available trials, cortisol replacement should be considered as a standard of care for patients with vasopressor-dependent septic shock.
Rousseff's supporters have questioned the legitimacy of her suspension during the senate trial and replacement by Vice-President Michel Temer.
A randomized trial (Hormonal Replacement Therapy after Breast Cancer – is it Safe?) investigated the effect of hormone therapy for women who were previously treated for breast cancer.
