Sentence examples for sham based on from inspiring English sources
Only if the active device was shown to be superior to sham based on a one-sided test at α = 0.05 would the second test regarding changes in bone gap area be performed.
Rapid growth, they claimed, had been a sham based on governments pouring cheap money into favoured firms.
Everyone, even George W. Bush, now condemns it, but the consensus, Ford argues, is a sham, based on a disingenuously narrow view that it is characterized by the sole use of race in random stops and searches.
The present subgroup analysis evaluated outcomes in patients randomized to DEX 0.7 (marketed dose) or sham based on prior treatment for DME at study entry.
Participants randomised to the control intervention will receive 2× 1 h treatment sessions of sham education based on a 'reflective, non-directive approach described in our previous study'.
However, the use of sham treatment in the rTMS is questionable because it appears that patients are able to correctly guess if they receive a real or a sham treatment based on their mood improvements experienced during the real rTMS [ 8].
The model compared bevacizumab (1.25 mg in 0.05 mL per injection) with a comparator of mixed standard care in the UK in 2009 (16 patients received PDT, 38 patients received pegaptanib, 12 patients received sham injection) based on clinical assessment in the ABC trial.
Moxibustion was not effective compared with sham moxibustion but it was based on one small trial.
It was then tried to predict the real and sham stimulation sessions based on the changes in the mean peak frequency difference (MPFD) observed in the brain of the patients in the 2 7 Hz frequency band.
On climate change, Mr Bush noisily pulled America out of the flawed Kyoto protocols, but offered only a sham domestic replacement based on voluntary targets and emissions "intensities": goals that are either meaningless or toothless.Bush appointees have also undermined greenery in subtler ways that help the resource industries.
- Paediatric participants received doses of cefazolin or sham that were based on 100 mg/kg/day doses, but were otherwise identical to the adult regimens.
