Sentence examples for well conducted trial from inspiring English sources
In summary, this is a well conducted trial showing that treatment efficacy is possible in the frail elderly group in whom oral bisphosphonates is less efficacious due to side effects and noncompliance.
Furthermore, this approach could not benefit patients with heart failure, a condition that, like COPD, is dominated by dyspnea, even in a very large and well conducted trial [ 24].
MJA 187 (6): 337-341, 2007[ 31] This well conducted trial evaluated the use of acupuncture vrs a sham control acupuncture in patients with persistent AR over an eight week treatment program and 12 week follow-up period.
The question on potentially reduced inhibitory effects of crushed oral P2Y12 inhibitors is answered in three well conducted trials for each of the drugs [20 22].
The ensuing scrutiny rewards well conducted trials and penalises poorly conducted trials.
Yet to date, well conducted trials into the efficacy of WBV in patients with COPD are scarce in the literature.
4 Large well conducted trials that include areas of high resistance are required before this treatment can be considered effective.
Until we have better evidence of the clinical efficacy in well conducted trials the Joint UK Societies recommend continuing the moratorium on RDN in routine UK healthcare.
Further well conducted trials are needed to identify the most cost-effective approaches to supporting successful community living and optimum long term outcomes for this group.
Several other well conducted trials have shown improvements in steatosis, necroinflammation and ballooning [ 36– 38]; however, to date, no study has shown a definite improvement in fibrosis, which is not surprising given the relatively short follow-up periods in most studies.
Further well conducted trials are needed to identify the most clinically effective approaches that can support successful community living and optimum long term outcomes for this group, whether this is through traditional ACT or other models of care.
