Sentence examples for randomised one from inspiring English sources
In two trials, treatment allocation was not randomised; one tested ondansetron [ 21], the other pepermint oil [ 22].
Although 35 intervention homes were randomised, one had 0% attendance because no residents were actually eligible to participate in the exercise groups.
Of the 54 patients who were randomised, one patient was withdrawn because of a rash after starting valsartan and one patient discontinued because of lack of motivation to adhere to the low sodium diet.
As each trial randomised one or more treatment against a standard treatment, taking into account the number of arms and randomisation ratio, the average cost of a patient recruited to the protocol was less than SOC.
A single-blind, cross-over design was used in which the patients were initially randomised (one to one beginning with acetic acid dialysate according to the enrollement sequence) into one of two arms of the study i.e. receiving either acetic acid (modality A) or citric acid (modality C) dialysate.
Patients were randomised one-to-one to undergo cTACE or DEB-TACE and followed-up for at least 2 years or until death.
Barth and colleagues induced faecal peritonitis in 20 anaesthetised pigs, and randomised one-half to receive just enough oxygen to maintain arterial haemoglobin oxygen saturations ≥ 90% and the other half to receive 100% inspired oxygen [ 8].
Recruitment into the Tie-COPD trial started in November 2011 and ended in October 2013, with 839 patients (104% of target enrolment) randomised, one-third of whom are patients with GOLD stage I.
First, for five classes of GC content, we compared the median sizes of intergenes containing observed BPRs and randomised ones.
These numbers are small for any type of study but especially for prospective, randomised ones and therefore statistically underpowered.
"You can do that for treatments in the NHS – you can randomise one patient to receive treatment or not – but it's very difficult to randomise areas of Britain to different transport policies.
