Sentence examples for cross-sectional trials from inspiring English sources

Curtis 2003 included cross-sectional trials which have inherent limitations with regard to establishment of causal relationships.

Fewtrell 2005 presented evidence of publication bias, while Curtis 2003 included case-control and cross-sectional trials as well as prospective interventions.

We designed an explanatory, cross-sectional trial to assess whether Pelvis shoulder coordination during walking in AS patients differs from that in healthy subjects.

Three randomized controlled trials (RCTs), one epidemiological trial, and one cross-sectional trial investigating biomaterials will be supported by two translational platforms supplying the infrastructure for multicentre data-management, bio banking, electroencephalography, and neuroimaging.

A research consortium of ten universities across Germany has therefore implemented a 4 year research agenda including three randomized controlled trials, one epidemiological trial and one cross-sectional trial to address these areas of unmet needs.

This single-centre cross-sectional trial had research ethics committee approval.

This study is a cross-sectional trial in outpatients with type 2 diabetes using data from the DUTY registry (7).

DYSIS was an observational cross-sectional trial which collected data in a uniform, prospective way in 748 practices across Germany.

Colpaert and colleagues [ 26] conducted a prospective, controlled, cross-sectional trial in two paper-based units versus one computerized unit in order to evaluate and compare the incidence and severity of medication prescribing errors between these two systems.

A prospective, controlled cross-sectional trial was conducted in two paper-based units (PB-Us; total of 14 beds (8 + 6)) versus one computerized unit (C-U; 8 beds), 10 months after implementation of the ICIS in the latter unit.

In a cross-sectional trial from Belgium, the implementation of a computer-assisted medical support system in the intensive care unit-setting, reduced by 3-fold the rate of medication prescription errors in patients with renal insufficiency [ 23].