Sentence examples for previously mentioned trials from inspiring English sources

Danhauer et al. suggest that their results are probably different from the results of the two previously mentioned trials because of the limited choice of five music genres, the number of physicians and the difficulty in hearing what the doctor was saying because of the headphones.

Compared to the previously mentioned trials AdaPT included patients at a higher risk for the development of diabetes based on the selection criteria age, presence of hypertension, an impaired fasting glucose and the missing exclusion of prior cardiovascular disease.

A subgroup analysis of subjects enrolled in the previously mentioned trial by Simonneau et al 16 reported outcomes for study subjects with PAH specifically due to underlying connective tissue disease.

Therefore, one cannot exclude that in all the previously mentioned large trials, a considerable proportion of patients were not hypovolemic at all.

17 As previously mentioned, similar trials 4 13 14 have not only looked at whether or not details have been reported but have also made a judgement as to whether the details provided were sufficient to merit replication.

Participants were a subgroup of participants taking part in the previously mentioned VR trial of self-management of dizziness.

Data were taken from the intervention group in the previously mentioned DIALOG trial, i.e. from all 271 patients who were randomly allocated to receiving the intervention.

Lipid infusion: In previously mentioned randomised trial, fungal contamination may be increased in infants receiving lipid infusion for 24 hours compared to 48 hours [ 108].

However, cartilage is not innervated and thus pain reduction after GlcN administration, as has been reported in the previously mentioned NIH trial, can therefore not be explained by the effect of GlcN on cartilage tissue.

These findings are again supported by the previously mentioned MRC trial, which could reliably exclude an increase in the overall relapse rate of more than 4.6% and a decrease in survival of more than 1.7% for patients treated with limited para-aortic radiotherapy (Fossa et al, 1999).

The first two trials used glucocorticoid doses higher than any other trial in this review, with the exception of the previously mentioned randomized controlled trial in CNS neoplasms.