Sentence examples for relevant trials were identified from inspiring English sources
Relevant trials were identified through electronic searches of Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, Medline, Embase, and trials registries, handsearching reference lists and citation searches on key publications, and correspondence with manufacturers.
Relevant trials were identified with the following procedure: Electronic Searches: We searched the electronic databases MEDLINE, EMBASE, Cochrane Renal Group Specialized Register and Cochrane Controlled Trial Registry for relevant trials to a time limit of Apr. 10, 2010 using "Steroids" and "IgA nephropathy" as the search terms.
Fifteen relevant trials were identified.
Initially, 468 relevant trials were identified.
The World Health Organization International Clinical Trials Registry Platform was searched, no new relevant trials were identified.
Three relevant trials were identified: (1) the Multi-Centre International Study of Oxandpleucovorin and leucovorin in the Adjuvant Treatment of Colon Cancer (MOSAIC) (André et al, 2004), (2) The Xeloda™ Adjuvant Chemotherapy Trial (X-ACT) (Scheithauer et al, 2003; Twelves et al, 2005) and (3) the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project (NSABP C-07) (Wolmark et al, 2005).
The articles for this review were selected by examining titles, abstracts, and the full text if a potentially relevant trial was identified.
Five relevant study trials were identified, involving 117 participants.
Relevant randomised controlled trials were identified by searching databases, trial registers and conference proceedings.
No meta-analysis of published studies and no relevant randomised controlled trials were identified The quality of studies varied widely and is discussed below providing examples.
Relevant randomized controlled trials were identified by performing a Medline [ 10], a Cochrane Library [ 11] and a Google Scholar search [ 12], without language restrictions.
