Sentence examples for trials which provided from inspiring English sources

The articles included in the present review were mostly reports of clinical trials, which provided a strong control over study variables.

This review included 10 trials, which provided some evidence regarding the clinical effectiveness and safety of antiemetics prescribed for children vomiting due to AGE.

These data build on the results of the ALLEVIATE trials, which provided preliminary evidence of the efficacy and safety of epratuzumab in patients with SLE.

BW, JB and JD also contributed to conception, planning and carrying out of the original trials which provided the data for this analysis.

11 However, the Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study (DPS) 12 and American Diabetes Prevention Programme (DPP) 13 trials (which provided efficacy evidence for T2D prevention) both included group delivered physical activity (PA) sessions.

It seems to follow that the libertarian approach, indeed any approach which claims that sufficient understanding is necessary for valid consent, and valid consent is necessary for ethical clinical research, seems to imply that randomized trials, which provide what are regarded as the gold standard of evidence regarding the efficacy of clinical interventions, may be impermissible.

In this scenario, prospective clinical trials which provide high level evidence to inform the management of SBA both in the early stage and metastatic setting are urgently needed.

McCullagh et al. adopted data on clinical input estimates after THR from the RECORD 2 trials, which provide a greater number of avoided VTEs with rivaroxaban.

It is equally possible that artificially blinded trials, that abandon external validity in their efforts for control, underestimate treatment effects compared with more naturalistic unblinded trials which provide more valid estimates of treatment effects.

To date, large scale, randomized, placebo-controlled trials, which provide the strongest evidence for establishing a causal relation (40), have not been carried out to directly evaluate the effect of magnesium on diabetes incidence.

One such illustration is an extension to the Consort Guidelines for reporting pragmatic clinical trials which provide a clear mandate for clinicians and researchers to justify pragmatically focused trials as both meaningful and relevant to patients, clinicians, and the broader healthcare community [ 27].