Sentence examples for trial using both from inspiring English sources
We are now undertaking a prospective trial using both SMBG and continuous glucose monitoring system data to confirm these findings.
A randomised controlled trial using both qualitative and quantitative research methods would be especially helpful in determining which elements of both mindfulness training and CBT clients use as antidotes to emotional distress.
Guided self-help is compared to usual care (access to nurses and/or telephone support service) in a randomized controlled trial, using both physiological (sternal skin conductance [SSC]) and subjective measures of HF/NS and a 6 month follow-up.
Inter-rater reliability of the CAARMS ratings was assessed regularly (on eight occasions) over the duration of the trial, using both video and role play assessments, with all trial raters participating; intraclass correlation coefficients indicated good reliability between raters: mean 0.90 (SD 0.03).
One trial used both VAS and categorical scales.
One trial used both short acting methylphenidate and OROS MPH [ 20].
In comparisons comparing DHA-P to AS+MQ, six trials used the three-dose regimen, four trials used the four-dose regimen, and one trial used both.
Six trials used H2RA as an intervention [ 11– 15, 22] (one trial used both H2RA and sucralfate as interventions, but the sucralfate group was not included in this meta-analysis), and two trials used more than one intervention (both PPI and H2RA) [ 16, 28].
As recent reviews have not shown disease-specific measures to provide a systematic advantage in detecting intervention effects [ 29], the Recapture Life-AYA trial uses both generic and disease-specific indicators of psychosocial functioning.
In the El Paso grocery trials, using both the green arrows on the floor with the green placards in the carts caused produce sales to fall.
Emerging empirical data from trials using both live attenuated [38] and inactivated [39] influenza vaccines support the focus on vaccination of younger individuals as a means to prevent infection in older individuals.
