We have conducted this pilot study with the objective to determine the difference in burden of PCOS in urban and rural settings of India.
A comparison of the results of this pilot study with the earlier pilot study of MICHI in in-patients [ 17] revealed no difference in feasibility and a nearly identical improvement in pre-post CDRS-R scores.
Given the reduced power of the study to detect smaller effects than this, inferential statistics will play a relatively limited role in this pilot study, with the focus primarily descriptive in nature.
This pilot study with the SM is clinically important as it demonstrates a unique, innovative and apparently effective approach to providing infants and toddlers with aerosol therapy during sleep.
A small pilot study with the instrument was performed.
20 The results of this pilot study with 38 youth/surrogate dyads indicated that this intervention increased congruence in adolescent/surrogate treatment preferences for end-of-life care, decreased decisional conflict, and enhanced the quality of communication.
Based on this report, we propose to start this pilot study with 10 subjects/group.
A pilot study with a previous version of this course exploring the impact of this approach showed promising results for the mental health of older adults [ 18].
The aim of this paper is to present the lessons we have learned from conducting this pilot study with a view to helping other researchers design and conduct prospective studies with older cancer patients undergoing cancer treatment.
This pilot study, with a cross-sectional design, supports the promising role of IR for clarifying the pathophysiological mechanism by which anxiety contributes to an increasing risk of atherosclerosis.
In this pilot study, with a pre-/post-test waiting-group design of male prison inmates in three German prisons (n = 47), we conducted an evaluation of the movement- and drama-therapy based, anti-violence training e|m|o processing® (Lutz, 2008).
