Sentence examples for with no randomised from inspiring English sources

Despite the growing interest in mentoring programmes among policy makers and practitioners the evidence-base is weak, with no randomised controlled trial (RCT) yet undertaken in the UK.

With no randomised control group, we had to compare the disease progression for the risk sharing cohort with a cohort of patients who were recruited and followed up before the routine use of disease modifying treatments.

Although we can conclude that postoperative CRT in patients with locally advanced disease with high-risk features is now standard of care (Table 2a), for patients without high-risk features, the evidence of a benefit of CRT over radiation alone is less clear with no randomised trials addressing this question.

However, the majority of CRC patients are diagnosed after presenting with symptoms, and no randomised trials have examined the benefits of expediting diagnosis in symptomatic patients (Mitchell et al, 2008).

Observational studies report that higher intake of dietary fibre (a heterogeneous mix including non-starch polysaccharides and resistant starches) is associated with reduced risk of colorectal cancer, but no randomised trials with prevention of colorectal cancer as a primary endpoint have been done.

The efficacy of interventions to reduce childbirth fear is unclear, with no previous randomised controlled trials reporting birth outcomes or postnatal psychological wellbeing following a midwife led intervention.

Radiotherapy and conservative endolaryngeal surgery are currently used to obtain a cure, with no published randomised controlled trials to suggest the most effective modality (Dey et al, 2002).

This trial addresses a knowledge gap in knowlesi malaria, with no previous randomised controlled trials in P. knowlesi infection to determine optimal treatment.

After baseline assessment randomisation was carried out by a computerised system (Open Clinical Data Management System (Open-CDMS)) using block randomisation with no stratification in randomised blocks of four and six.

RimWorld's appeal, as with so many games with randomised elements, lies in encouraging the player to think of (hopefully) intelligent solutions to unexpected problems and situations the game throws at them.

Statistical analyses are based on randomisation of patients, irrespective of subsequent compliance with the randomised intervention.