Sentence examples for randomised people from inspiring English sources

10 There is also a risk of biased loss to follow-up in non-blinded trials, whereas mortality status can usually be obtained for all randomised people.

Another study reported after this review randomised people with serious mental illness to cessation support or usual care.

One trialw3 randomised people to four arms; two of the arms were not included in this review because participants were randomised to reduction over only one month (with active nicotine replacement therapy or placebo).

We randomised participants from practices with personnel trained to provide the practice based weight management programme (n=7) to all eight arms with a block size of 35, whereas we randomised people from other practices (n=10) to one of seven groups (excluding general practice) in a block size of 13.

This will be done by dividing the number of people randomised in trials by the YLD.

1 67 To minimise limitations typical of observational research and understand effectiveness of a policy intervention in different populations, future research should also include randomised trials examining people's health and behaviours and informing effectiveness.

We searched scientific databases for randomised studies (where people are allocated to one of two or more possible treatments in a random manner) or quasi-randomised studies (where allocation is not really random, e.g. based on date of birth, order in which they attended clinic) that compared methods of increasing retention in trials.

22 We included 13 randomised trials, 10 in people with hip or knee osteoarthritis, and three investigating people with low back pain.

They looked for randomised controlled studies where people were given either echinacea or a placebo and neither they nor the staff administering the preparations knew which they were getting.

Yet, regardless of which detoxification drug people were randomised to, completion rates were poor.

In a cluster randomised trial groups of people are allocated to receive an intervention or not.