Sentence examples for both trial groups from inspiring English sources

For the former, the IRR in both trial groups as well as the interaction terms (semester1/2006: 0.44, 95CI [0.21; 0.95], p = 0.04; semester2/2006: 0.44, 95CI [0.21; 0.94], p = 0.04) were similar and equally significant to those observed for all malaria cases.

A standardised ex vivo IFNγ ELISpot assay was performed on PBMC taken at the following time points: at screening (prior to the Heaf test), and then at 1, 4, 8, 12, and 24 weeks after vaccination on fresh PBMC from subjects in both trial groups.

Endpoints were strictly defined and independently adjudicated in both trial groups.

Participant retention at 1 year was similarly high in both trial groups.

After booking, women in both trial groups continued to receive usual care from their midwife and GP.

Overall, in both trial groups 37% (24 of the 65) low-risk women wished access to other services.

Whilst both usual care and trial groups monitored the effects of their treatments and assessed whether treatments alleviated their pain, the trial group also monitored their treatment process to confirm or deny the veracity of their treatments.

We have randomly allocated ambulance stations between trial groups, both to enable us to support change of practice in the intervention group and to minimise contamination between groups in evaluating patient outcomes.

BMI trends were compared both for placebo and trial groups as could be found in Figure 2. As could be seen in this graph the BMI increased with equal slope in both groups up to the eighth week, whereas, the BMI trend slope decreased after this time point in ranitidine group.

Both the FHN Trial group studies [ 47] and 1 published small, non-randomized study comparing alternate daily extended hours hemodialysis (n = 17) with short daily (n = 8) and standard conventional hemodialysis (n = 19)[ 64] have suggested that improvements in LVMass may be greater with short daily hemodialysis regimens compared to NHD.

During dark trials, both groups of rats dug equally quickly in both the go and no-go trials (Sham1 mean latency to dig go trials = 6.18 s, no-go trials = 6.51 s; RScomb mean latency to dig go trials = 4.83 s, no-go trials = 4.94 s).