Sentence examples for more randomised from inspiring English sources

This is, of course, an argument for doing more randomised trials, and those are woefully infrequent in UK education.

But the evidence movement was supposed to be making progress in public affairs, with talk of more randomised control trials and evaluations.

'The data is even more randomised than a fingerprint,' says Mike Thieme, senior consultant for New York consulting firm, the International Biometric Group.

There remains a need for empirical studies to move beyond cross-sectional designs to undertake more randomised controlled longitudinal trials so as to clarify the role of vitamin D in the pathogenesis of depression and its management, as well as to establish whether currently suggested associations are clinically significant and distinctive.

The recent UK guidelines for the management of PA indicate an urgent MRI in patients with suspected PA as IIIB evidence class, since more randomised clinical trials are required.

People who eat breakfast do tend to have a more balanced diet overall, but if you are only interested in the weight aspect, then until more randomised controlled trials have been done, it comes down to personal preference.

More prospective, randomised studies are needed to confirm these findings.

We need to do more proper randomised control trials".

* Observed event significantly more than randomised trees P < 0.05.

More prospective, randomised studies are required to compare these different tracheostomy techniques adequately.

The more recent randomised controlled trials investigating the impact of diabetes education on HRQOL also yielded mixed results.