Sentence examples for trials universally from inspiring English sources

Eagerness to complete clinical trials universally should not compromise accepted ethical practices.

This paper proposes a fundamental shift from a research approach that presumes to identify (from highly controlled trials) universally applicable interventions expected to be implemented "with fidelity" by practitioners, to an applied social and behavioral science approach similar to that of engineering.

All trials universally stated that they cooled patients to 35°C or below and all induced cooling within 6 hours of injury.

We went through a trial universally condemned as a travesty, convicted and sentenced to seven years in prison – with an extra three years for my colleague Mohamed Baher for possessing a single souvenir bullet casing.

These assumptions include the effects from the randomized trials being universally applicable, as an effect size of 0.8  SD is toward the upper range of observed effects and may not be achievable in all settings outside of efficacy trials.

Indeed, in the United States and many countries, clinical trials are not universally distributed across geographic areas.

The use of this data may be questionable, however given the lack of local related data, this choice was the only source of relevant clinical data; one may argue that pivotal trials are almost universally used to build models for pricing and reimbursement decisions.

He that starts from the observation that countries that use pre-trial detention seem universally to give those who are convicted credit for the time they have served.

Harold Hongju Koh, a law professor at Yale Law School, said Monday that an Iraqi-led tribunal had a serious problem: "Decades of Saddam's brutal rule have left few Iraqi lawyers at home or abroad with the training, skills and neutrality necessary to preside over high-profile trials that would be universally regarded as fair and effective".

By contrast, randomized clinical trials of biologics almost universally find changes that we identified over 10 years as occurring over the course of the 6- or 12-month clinical trial [ 1].

Despite the fact that many investigators consider diabetes to be a CVD equivalent (36), major clinical trials in diabetes have universally failed to demonstrate a reduction in CVD events (15– 17, 37, 38) from glucose-lowering interventions over the short term (15– 17, 37, 38).