Sentence examples for both randomised and observational from inspiring English sources

16 17 Next to the value of well-conducted randomised trials, the value of high-quality observational studies is validated by the remarkable similar results, which were observed when comparing specific treatments through both randomised and observational trials.

We included both randomised and observational studies, but excluded case series without control groups.

These efficacy based clinical trials both randomised and observational have to date not been able to encompass any preventative measures to reduce weight gain.

We rated methodological quality by using the 27 item Downs and Black scale, which was developed for assessing the design and reporting of both randomised and observational studies.

On the basis of the results of this umbrella review (table 6), highly convincing evidence of a clear role of vitamin D with highly significant results in both randomised and observational evidence does not exist for any outcome.

In many studies, including both experimental (randomised) and observational studies, measurement of the outcome is naturally clustered.

That is the justification, as here, for including information from both randomised trials and observational studies and (for adverse events) from observational studies in SLE in which only a proportion had lupus nephritis.

7 These studies, it should be noted, included both randomised trials and observational studies.

To date, both randomised trials and observational studies have either not tested predictive markers, have been underpowered or have not controlled for adverse prognostic features and therefore not identified populations in which treatment effect may be most beneficial.

Thus, mean weight was similar for patients originally randomised to the intensive lifestyle intervention or metformin after 10 years of randomised and observational follow-up.

This paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of outcome, process-of-care, and economic measures in CAP and the interpretation of these measures in randomised and observational studies.