Sentence examples for traditional control group from inspiring English sources

The lack of significant differences between the two groups might be related to the reduced time of intervention and implementation factors or may have resulted from the fact that the control group used a multidisciplinary intervention program instead of a "traditional" control group.

Moreover, since the case time control design requires a traditional control group, our study, and, consequently, its results could have been hampered by the same limitations as the case control design, as well (e.g., selection bias in the collection process of the control group, between-person confounding, higher complexity due to the necessity of a control group, etc).

Children hospitalized for AGE who tested negative for rotavirus offered a time and resource-efficient alternative to the other two more traditional control groups, because they were already being tested through the diarrheal surveillance platform.

In traditional group (control group), the same instructor used behaviorist approach, and the interactive direct instruction based on constructivist learning (IDTBCL) was done in experimental group during two weeks.

The cost of treatment was 15 37% lower if compared with traditional methods (control group).

Third, we were unable to conduct a randomized controlled trial, comparing one cohort of residents who received all four modules of the curricular intervention (treatment group) with residents who continued to receive the traditional lectures (control group).

Use of such generic problems allowed for the assessment of students from different disciplines and courses that used mainly traditional lecturing (control groups).

A total of 34 patients aged between 16 and 69 years underwent 11 sessions of a combination of Mulligan techniques and traditional treatment (experimental group, n = 17) or traditional treatment only (control group, n = 17).

Thus, we cannot determine how LPA compares with a traditional no treatment control group.

Two types of dementia care settings are compared: small-scale living facilities (experimental group) and psychogeriatric wards in traditional nursing homes (control group).

Forty-four patients were studied in the first 5 months, during which traditional measures were reinforced (control group).