Sentence examples for randomly controlled trials from inspiring English sources
Data of randomly controlled trials comparing the hydrostatic and pneumatic reduction for intussusception in pediatric patients as initial therapy are lacking.
However, three randomly controlled trials of men with early stage, slow and moderately growing prostate cancer are in progress.
Recent, important randomly controlled trials (RCTs) in spine surgery have used the SF-36™ and ODI tools to assess clinical outcomes [ 22, 23].
Treatment with inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) is the cornerstone of CRD management [ 17, 18] despite that large randomly controlled trials have had difficulty in establishing a beneficial effect of ICS on survival in COPD patients [ 19].
This main finding of this manuscript is particularly interesting given the fact that large randomly controlled trials have had difficulty in establishing a beneficial effect of ICS on survival in COPD patients [ 19].
The aim of this study was to conduct a randomly controlled trial to compare the effectiveness and safety of the hydrostatic and pneumatic reduction techniques.
Cohen says the TasP study was a carefully done, randomly controlled trial and shows that the real world has lots of complicated variables like people learning their status and, for whatever reasons, not taking advantage of treatment.
Two weeks ago, however, Heifer's president and CEO Pierre Ferrari announced, "Heifer International is currently engaged in a randomly controlled trial (RCT) project, and I look forward to sharing the results as they become available in the future".
Randomized controlled trials compare a randomly assigned group of participants receiving a particular treatment being studied with one not receiving the treatments.
This review included controlled trials in which patients were randomly assigned to an intervention group or to a control group.
Among the included randomized controlled trials one study was a cluster-randomized controlled trial in which the participating pharmacists were randomly assigned to the intervention or control group [ 9].
