Sentence examples for Allocated conditions from inspiring English sources

They walked over-ground under three randomly allocated conditions: (i) barefoot; (ii) augmented low-Dye taping; (iii) replaceable ankle brace.

Participants will commence their allocated condition one week later.

This will be done both as a function of allocated condition and by achieved outcome.

This researcher will subsequently inform the therapist about the allocated condition for each child.

Following randomisation, all participants were contacted by telephone and were mailed the relevant materials for their allocated condition.

Due to the nature of the intervention, it was not possible to blind participants to their allocated condition.

However, participants only receive information relevant to their allocated condition and are unaware that they have been randomised to a particular condition of study that is offering a different intervention to other participants.

Moreover, behavioral weight loss intervention trials cannot be blinded or compared to a placebo control condition, which means participants in the control group are aware of their allocated condition.

All participants will receive weekly email support from a remote therapist who will monitor progress, review homework, provide support and encouragement, and give assistance in tailoring the treatment to the participant's individual problem, in line with the online content of their allocated condition.

In addition to such 'net fitness' approaches, however, a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of mate choice will require an understanding of how individuals allocate condition to various fitness components and how this varies with environment.

It is important to note, however, that as with all studies that measure components of fitness, it is possible that individuals may allocate condition differently under different situations; the absence of indirect longevity or productivity benefits in our experiment cannot therefore preclude their absence in this population in other environments.