Sentence examples for a randomised test from inspiring English sources

And the study's authors don't exactly reassure people taking sleeping pills when they suggest that a randomised test of these drugs – that is, putting people on them deliberately to see what effect they have – would be about as ethical as hooking them on cigarettes or throwing them out of planes without a parachute.

Was it a randomised test or only TM proteins were checked?

We then used these measures to model thestability of candidate housekeeping genes using a randomised test of variance.

These ORFs have no significant sequence similarity: although the alignment obtained with clustalW [ 29] has a sequence identity of 18% over 240 aa, it is statistically insignificant; a randomised test yields a p-value of 0.43.

The addition of the two supplementary conditions allows for a randomised test of the utility of structured planning on a broader sample, and non-randomised comparisons of the differential success rate of the QuitCoach as a function of participants' progress toward quitting at recruitment (no quit date, quit dates of various times in the future, or already quit).

We found that children and youth perceived smoking messages in a randomised trial testing unbranded ad imagery used in a NIKE marketing campaign run in four large Canadian metropolitan centers.

A randomised trial tests the difference in effectiveness between an experimental treatment and a control treatment.

We undertook a randomised trial to test a more convenient single radiation treatment.

Overall, the results presented, despite potential limitations, should justify a randomised trial to test this approach.

Based on these results we hypothesised that newborn LBW boys might benefit from receiving VAS at birth instead of OPV0, and we conducted a randomised trial to test that hypothesis.

The International Breast Cancer Study Group (IBCSG) recently presented first results of a randomised trial (Trial IX) testing the role of adjuvant chemotherapy preceding treatment with tamoxifen for postmenopausal patients with lymph node-negative breast cancer (International Breast Cancer Study Group, 2002).