Príklady equipoise

• This means that they should be in equipoise or better between trial arms and all other available alternatives.

• Liberalism flourished in this comparatively sunny climate-although the "equipoise" was often qualified by the common dread of war.

• There is sufficient equipoise to justify these trials.

• Lack of equipoise often made it hard for drug therapists to advocate buprenorphine for their patients.

• To be ethical, a trial must have the potential to disturb this state of "equipoise" and thereby change practice.

• It did however, help the research team understand why equipoise was a problem, yet this issue was beyond their control.

• He called that condition 'man in equipoise', and we might call it health sustained.

• He said something about the need for a balance and equipoise—although that is not the word he used—as between nuclear and conventional forces.

• He moved through the phrases which have been used in the past—balance of forces, nuclear parity and deterrent—and used a new phrase, nuclear equipoise.

• I asked a question some few weeks ago as to how far the equipoise of trade had been re-established.

• An equipoise of parties would have been a national mandate for the continuance of the united action which had saved us from destruction.

• In a small crowded country such as ours one must always fight to keep an equipoise between the numerous inhabitants and our limited natural resources.

• It was this equipoise of powers which appealed to him.

• That is not the relationship of equipoise that ought to exist.

• We do not intend that the national interest at a time so anxious and critical as this shall suffer from the equipoise of political parties.