Sentence examples for be addressed in randomised from inspiring English sources
These treatment options should be addressed in randomised controlled trials".
Unfortunately in emergency medicine, a number of pivotal issues have not been, and due to ethical and practical considerations may never be, addressed in randomised clinical trials.
Our data further suggest that the efficacy of fasting in the treatment of FM should be addressed in randomised trials, given that the clinical course in both, patients with FM and RA, appeared to be beneficially affected by fasting.
This matter also needs to be addressed in future randomised phase III trials.
The potential benefit of this maintenance approach can only be addressed in a randomised trial.
Whether 5-FU could offer additional benefit to the association of paclitaxel and vinorelbine needs to be addressed in a randomised clinical trial.
Taken together there appears to be a delicate balance in the critically ill patient, and timing and dosing of protein and energy in specific disease groups will have to be addressed in future randomised studies.
This issue is currently being addressed in a randomised trial of gefitinib vs methotrexate.
The influence of the extent of surgery has never been addressed in a randomised study although many series have suggested that it is a prognostic indicator (Wrensch et al, 2006).
The question of whether or not capecitabine is non-inferior to 5-FU/FA when given in combination with oxaliplatin in metastatic colorectal cancer has now been addressed in six different randomised phase III trials (Díaz-Rubio et al, 2007; Porschen et al, 2007; Rothenberg et al, 2008; Cassidy et al, 2008a; Comella et al, 2009; Ducreux et al, 2011), of which NO16966 is the largest.
The question of whether initial prognostic factors in small-cell lung cancer patients have a predictive value for patients' quality of life (QL) during chemotherapy is addressed in the context of a randomised clinical trial comparing early and late alternating chemotherapy (SAKK protocol 15/84).
