Sentence examples for more extensive controlled from inspiring English sources

Preliminary studies reported some benefit in fibromyalgia using these approaches [ 33- 35], but a recent more extensive controlled trial reported limited benefit with MBSR [ 36].

Further, more extensive, controlled clinical trials are encouraged to confirm this assessment.

However, at the current time the results are anecdotal, and therefore a more extensive, controlled clinical trial is warranted.

This pilot study suggests that PRP may serve as a safe and effective treatment option in AA and calls for more extensive controlled studies with this method [ 4].

Case studies still form a significant portion of this growing body of research, and point to the need for more extensive controlled studies to determine the most effective treatments for PTSD.

These results can suggest a beneficial effect of IFN gamma when it is used as adjuvant in the treatment of tuberculosis patients that have resistance to standard chemotherapy, and encourage carrying out more extensive, controlled studies.

In doing so, the European Union is looking to present a united front with the Americans and press the rest of the world to adopt similar or more extensive controls.

The paper provides more extensive controls for non-language peer effects in order to isolate the effects of language (i.e., percent LEP, LEP Herfindahl index, etc).

Indeed seven members of the Swedish Parliament recently called for the complete decriminalisation of file-sharing, saying it was "the only solution, unless we want an ever more extensive control of what citizens do on the Internet".

34 Explanations for this discrepancy are unclear but may include more extensive control for confounding factors in the present study.

A combination of more stringent annual/24-hr standards would result in a larger percentage of the population living in counties that would not meet the regulation; these populations would therefore benefit from greater emission reduction requirements and more extensive control strategies to reduce PM concentrations.