Sentence examples for trials unpublished data from inspiring English sources
A recent systematic review of cost-effectiveness evaluations of adherence interventions among patients with other chronic conditions included thirteen randomised controlled trials (unpublished data).
Others have equated 3 METs to a walking speed of ∼4 km/h (18), and our own calibration trials (unpublished data) indicate that prepubertal children walking at 4 km/h average ∼2,500 actigraph counts/min.
Details can be found in the Health Service Circular. 2 The original cost-effectiveness model 3 produced a target outcome based on transition probabilities obtained from a pre-existing natural history (DMT naive) cohort of patients from London, Ontario, Canada along with HRs from the pivotal randomised control trials (unpublished data provided to the Department of Health by the manufacturers).
Dr Dean Sandham presented results of his recent multi-centre trial (unpublished data) of peri-operative use of pulmonary artery catheters (PACs).
The dose of 2.5 mg/kg was selected based on a previous trial (unpublished data) indicating that 2 mg/kg appeared to be insufficient to maintain surgical anaesthesia for castration.
Preliminary experiments have suggested that the detection time of the grasshoppers against the grass microhabitat is longer than that against the sand microhabitat and that grass microhabitat trials require more concentration (on the part of the human dummy predators) than do the sand trials (Tsurui, unpublished data).
Clinicaltrials.gov was searched for trial protocols, unpublished data and ongoing trials.
Pea has a history of successful heterologous expression studies including field trials (own unpublished data) and has excellent safety features.
We investigated six trials from unpublished data with a formal question, but we received rejection or no reply.
A systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies, controlled trials, and unpublished data was conducted to examine the association between depression and insulin resistance (IR).
To our knowledge, this study represents one of the first systematic reviews and meta-analysis of the evidence for an association between depression and IR using data from observational studies, controlled trials, and unpublished data.
