Sentence examples for small proportion of randomised from inspiring English sources

Although a comparatively small proportion of randomised controlled trials are conducted outside of the relatively affluent West, there is evidence that other parts of the developing world are beginning to make progress.

There are currently various concerns about both the small proportion of eligible people who participate in randomised controlled trials (RCTs) and the experiences of participants [ 1, 2].

The working party concluded that the alternating regimen was feasible in only a small proportion of centres in the UK, and decided not to embark on a multicentre randomised trial comparing alternating with conventional scheduling.

Although the results should be interpreted conservatively due to the observational, non-randomised study design, they indicate that only a small proportion of patients with schizophrenia achieve recovery and suggest that social functioning, medication adherence and type of antipsychotic are important predictors of recovery.

A small proportion of patients with conventional dose chemotherapy received double-dose cisplatin, which had no impact on efficacy in a randomised, prospective intergroup study (Nichols et al, 1991).

In a small proportion of them their cancer may spread.

Women make up a small proportion of those employees.

The state has a small proportion of African Americans.

But they are a relatively small proportion of our audience".

Pastry, stiff dough made from flour, salt, a relatively high proportion of fat, and a small proportion of liquid.

Manufacturing accounts for a small proportion of the Congolese GDP.