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This study, designed to provide a firm foundation for more rigorous research on massage in the future and using a massage protocol that includes techniques that are used by massage therapists in the US, will determine the optimal minimal dose of therapeutic massage for chronic neck pain.
This was a pilot study designed to provide preliminary data that could drive more conclusive hypothesis testing.
Since this is an exploratory study designed to provide information for further analytic research, sample size will be determined partly pragmatically rather than on particular hypothesis tests.
This large-scale administrative data study, designed to provide a population-based overview of workers' compensation claims, showed that a recurrent workplace injury and disease is frequent and associated with a substantial work disability.
This study was the first pilot study designed to provide estimates of the bleeding risks associated with the two new anticoagulants dabigatran and rivaroxaban compared with nadroparin in patients admitted to a Dutch hospital for a TKA.
The widespread use of fluoropyrimidine monotherapy in the UK and the potentially increased synergism of capecitabine with MMC led to this study design to provide a more efficacious treatment without compromising tolerability.
This article presents two studies designed to provide further support to this hypothesis by using false biofeedback as a proxy for internal states.
This review presents 3 illustrative case studies designed to provide some clarity with regard to these guidelines.
It is against this background that this study was designed to provide information for planning communication and service delivery interventions aimed and reducing Mother to child transmission of HIV.
Since randomized controlled trials for this injury have shown feasibility issues, this study is designed to provide the best achievable evidence to answer this unresolved problem.
This study was designed to provide additional information to the previous studies on inter-observer variability, especially in the response evaluation setting, and to test the hypothesis, which the more subjective, visual approach to interpretation will have a larger dependency on the individual observer than the more objective method: PERCIST 1.0.
