At issue is the $20 million, 23-institution SUPPORT (Surfactant, Positive Pressure, and Oxygenation Randomized Trial) study, which from 2005 to 2009 studied the levels of oxygen that premature infants should receive.
As a consequence, an international randomized trial study comparing RT + surgery versus surgery alone with quality control of excision mesorectum [ 10] was conducted in 1805 patients.
In another prospective, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized trial study carried out in five hospitals in Taiwan, 166 hemodialysis patients completed the 56-day study.
This assumption is based on a randomized trial study whereby a strategy-trained group was compared with an active-stimulation control group, with the latter not manifesting significant cognitive gains (Vas et al. 2011).
HRQoL was, however, a prespecified secondary endpoint in a second phase 3, open-label, randomized trial (study 301) that evaluated eribulin versus capecitabine as first- to third-line treatment in pretreated patients with MBC [ 12].
A randomized trial study compared an active training program with a set physiotherapy regime to no active training for athletes with adductor related groin pain, concluded that the active training program has a significant advantage in returning an athlete to their chosen sport (p = 0.006) [ 19].
