Sentence examples for wider trials from inspiring English sources

But the communiqué at the end of the meeting did not mention the tenure idea, nor did it specify plans for wider trials of any other reforms.A particularly frank admission of the tenure system's lacklustre progress appeared in a recent edition of a journal published by the party's Central School.

Wider trials are still needed to evaluate the efficacy of dantrolene in reducing mortality, thereby justifying its use in HS.

The wider trial follows a successful pilot on closed roads in the neighbouring town of Vantaa during a housing fair.

NICE has not yet published guidance on the safety and efficacy of this procedure for cluster headaches, but the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery is hoping to conduct a wider trial which would fully illustrate its benefits.

The firm, a joint venture between the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel Five, TalkTalk, BT and Arqiva, said it would go to a much wider trial within a month if the small pilot was successful.

Prototypes have been tested in Haiti, delivering supplies to camps set up in the wake of the 2010 earthquakes and the firm is now planning a wider trial of the technology.

This pattern was also not systematic across the wider trial, and indeed the primary study found differences in cluster sizes in the opposite direction [ 19].

Our objective was to conduct a systematic review of the wider trial literature for all randomized controlled trials (RCTs) relevant to the early management of trauma patients with bleeding.

This is consistent with the trial population as a whole, suggesting the sample is representative of the wider trial, although participants in the present study tended to be older.

The sample was therefore representative of the wider trial population regarding gender and ethnicity, but the interviewed participants were on average older (51 years compared to 39 years in the trial overall).

Patients were purposively selected so that the sample comprised equal numbers from across the trial's three treatment arms; was broadly representative of the wider trial population in terms of age, sex, and glycemic control (Table 1); and included trial participants with high and low final A1C results (range, 5.3 9.9%).