Sentence examples for trials worldwide from inspiring English sources
The National Institutes of Health, an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, funds the largest number of clinical trials worldwide.
Such arguments have stirred a storm here, not because he insists that his accuser wanted sex — he-said, she-said arguments are not unheard of in rape trials worldwide — but because he has clothed them in what he depicts as African mores about sex and male primacy.
One thing Roscoe learned - the way one does after surviving three murder trials, worldwide vilification, jail and pie fights - is that what people are willing to believe about a man, and what a man believes about himself, tend to be wildly divergent enterprises.
WiMAX market studies continue to project increased subscriber growth rates and planned carrier trials worldwide.
Promising preclinical results have resulted in a flurry of basic research activity and spawned multiple clinical trials worldwide.
TIMI is currently conducting 7 large trials worldwide on novel agents designed to reduce the morbidity and mortality of a variety of cardiovascular disorders.
Beyond allowing 9/11 survivors and families to view the proceedings via a closed-circuit hookup, the Pentagon should arrange for televising the trial worldwide.
To our knowledge, the TREAT-ME1 trial is the first clinical trial worldwide using genetically altered MSCs in humans.
Representing the only randomised trial worldwide to address the question of whether limited resection truly is comparable to standard lobectomy, that trial showed frequent locoregional recurrences and a tendency toward poorer survival in the limited resection group.
This study has significant strengths: to date, ACTIB, when completed, will be the largest trial worldwide to address the clinical-effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of CBT for IBS and has the advantage of comparing a low intensity web-based CBT (WBCBT) with a higher intensity telephone delivered CBT (TCBT).
This proposed trial with other worldwide trials will have implications in improving the practice of glutamine supplementation in critically ill patients.
