Sentence examples for trials that excluded from inspiring English sources

Why, in 2006, did they falsely accuse me of damaging property and gathering a crowd to interfere with traffic and then, after farcical trials that excluded my witnesses and defense counsel, send me to prison for 51 months?

A recent study using cafeteria-style choice trials that excluded visual stimuli and promoted olfactory signals found that three damselfish species consistently avoided bleached coral [35].

A stratified analysis was not possible due to the small number of trials that excluded patients with cirrhosis.

Consensus recommendations for fracture prevention in LTC have been published [ 27, 28]; however, most recommendations are based on data obtained in clinical trials that excluded LTC residents, which may reduce physicians' confidence in applying them [ 29].

To do so they will need to conduct trials that exclude agents that we show have antiMAP activity from the placebo group.

Trials that exclude more patients tend to be larger and published earlier than those that do not.

This means that to a certain extent, any phase IV trial that excludes a placebo arm is naturally and essentially therapeutic.

Trials that are excluded will be listed with the reason for exclusion.

Two of the ustekinumab trials that were excluded in the second meta-analysis were conducted in Asian populations,, which generally have lower cardiovascular risk, whereas all other studies were conducted in primarily Caucasian populations.,, - The three ustekinumab trials included in both meta-analysis fail to report a clear method to screen for and capture MACEs.

41 In two recent trials that were excluded from this review (because of age of participants and/or publication date), evidence of interactive effects of meat supplementation, 41 but not milk supplementation, 42 on muscle mass and strength have been shown.

68 Of these five otherwise eligible randomised controlled trials that were excluded because growth was not reported in the desired format, four reported no growth benefits from antibiotics, 64 65 66 68 but they would only have represented 8% of the total person time if they were included and would not have greatly influenced our findings.