Sentence examples for allocated to a control from inspiring English sources

We expected that patients with psychosis and poor adherence to the prescribed treatment would be difficult to recruit to research, in particular to randomised controlled trials like this one in which they could be allocated to a control condition with no personal benefit.

Participants (N=252, average age=82) were randomly allocated to a control (patient satisfaction questionnaire) or intervention (healthy living booklet) group.

Moreover, 39 HC (10.6%) were not allocated to a control cluster because of missing genotypes in at least one of the best determining SNPs, when dropped down the control SNP tree.

Male NMRI:nu/nu mice aging 6 months (n = 16) were subcutaneously implanted with the human PSN-1 pancreatic carcinoma and equally allocated to a control (standard food) and treatment group (standard food + candoxatril; Food IV).

We did not anticipate that being allocated to a control group would preclude the possibility of referral for physiotherapy on the basis of individual clinical need.

Individuals allocated to a control treatment may inadvertently receive some aspects of the intervention if they are in proximity to the treated group.

Clusters allocated to a passive control arm in Kenya will enable the study to measure the effect of regular visits to the study's active control arm, if any, pending future funding.

First, in exercise research, subjects allocated to a true control group will either comply, drop out early, or take up exercise regardless of the instructions to maintain their usual lifestyle.

Sixty-five smokers (37 women, 28 men; age M = 33.77, SD = 9.69) were randomly allocated to an active control condition (n = 31) or were asked to form implementation intentions using a volitional help sheet (n = 34).

A randomised controlled trial (RCT) undertaken in the USA has shown that LBP patients allocated to yoga classes had significantly less pain after 12 weeks compared with those allocated to an exercise control group.

A 'wait-list control group' was formed consisting of five participants who had sought treatment randomly allocated to a wait-list control group condition.