Sentence examples for an early randomized trial from inspiring English sources

For instance, an early randomized trial targeting hypercholesterolemia showed that statin treatment (fluvastatin) increased CD16+ monocytes [63].

However such a study, based on an early randomized trial and archived tissue, may be possible.

An early randomized trial in patients with hematological malignancy undergoing unrelated HSCT reported significant protection against extensive chronic GvHD in rATG-treated patients versus controls (Fig.  2) [ 220, 221].

Similarly, the reported ICER of £10,661 of SU compared to general medical ward in Saka et al. [28] is based on cost estimates from observational data from South London but effectiveness measures from an earlier randomized trial [29] of conventional care compared with an early discharge policy at two hospitals in the same area.

We performed bioinformatics analysis of whole genome expression profiling of muscle specimens and UPLC/MS based lipidomics analyses of plasma samples obtained in an earlier randomized trial from patients either on high dose simvastatin (80 mg), atorvastatin (40 mg), or placebo.

In an early randomized supplementation trial, pregnant women supplemented with 2.7 g EPA + DHA/day throughout the second half of gestation experienced a significant 4.5-day increase in gestational length [ 4].

For example, in an early randomized controlled trial of vasopressin, Patel and colleagues found that equally hypertensive doses of norepinephrine and vasopressin maintained cardiac output to the same extent, yet urine output and creatinine clearance were increased in the vasopressin-treated group [ 36].

Two early randomized trials assessed the use of glucose meters in individuals with type 2 diabetes (100, 101).

These results are consistent with early randomized trials of dexmedetomidine in surgical patients, which demonstrated reduced opioid doses [ 8, 9].

I can only imagine the multitude of excuses and nihilism that must have confronted Dr. Bernard Fisher and others who were performing the early randomized trials that revolutionized our management of breast cancer.

In contrast, early randomized trials of oral vitamin C supplements in cancer patients demonstrated no benefit of high-dose vitamin C on cancer survival (Creagan et al, 1979; Moertel et al, 1985); however, there have been no randomized trials evaluating oral vitamin C supplementation specifically among breast cancer patients.