Sentence examples for interventions with each other from inspiring English sources

Study selection Randomised controlled trials comparing exercise interventions with each other or with no exercise control for adults with knee or hip osteoarthritis.

In this evaluation economic analysis will be three-way, first comparing each intervention with the control group, and then comparing the interventions with each other.

Meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials with mortality outcomes comparing the effectiveness of exercise and drug interventions with each other or with control (placebo or usual care).

If we could combine different preventive interventions with each other, it may well be possible to increase the impact of these, and to recruit more people with different risk profiles into the same interventions.

Objectives To determine the effect on mortality of selective digestive decontamination, selective oropharyngeal decontamination, and topical oropharyngeal chlorhexidine in adult patients in general intensive care units and to compare these interventions with each other in a network meta-analysis.

3 6 While a traditional meta-analysis includes studies that compare two interventions with each other, an NMA synthesises all available evidence from a network of RCTs involving multiple treatments compared directly or indirectly or both.

It can be argued that the control group might be contaminated by treatment group through discussing the intervention with each other.

Estimating health utilities in the pediatric population would be useful for researchers studying childhood obesity treatment and prevention interventions, and would allow direct economic comparison of obesity-related intervention strategies with each other, and with interventions for other diseases.

We designed a model to evaluate the incremental cost-effectiveness of these procedures compared with nonoperative weight loss interventions and with each other.

Two pre-specified contrasts were tested: 1) to compare the two interventions combined with the control condition, and 2) to compare the two intervention arms with each other.

Randomized trials of whether distinct vector-control interventions act synergistically with each other or with other interventions, such as intermittent preventive treatment or prompt and effective treatment, may be prohibitively difficult for both ethical and logistic reasons.