Examples of using Randomised controlled in English and their translations into Danish
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Norway is evaluating the similar MST programme in a randomised controlled trial.
One randomised controlled trial and epidemiological studies found a two- to threefold higher risk for users compared with non-users.
They refer to tests that have not been successfully evaluated in randomised controlled trials.
For other HRT products there are only limited data from randomised controlled trials examining effects in cardiovascular morbidity or mortality.
The KRAS status was recognised as predictive factor for the treatment with cetuximab in 4 of the randomised controlled studies.
This wording was based on the results of 2 randomised controlled trials performed with atorvastatin 10 mg for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease CVD.
Conclusions on dietary components have at times been difficult to ascertain as results have differed between population-based studies and randomised controlled trials.
However, this was not a prospective, randomised controlled study and so all comparisons with the external control group should be viewed with caution.
Cetuximab as a single agent orin combination with chemotherapy was investigated in 5 randomised controlled clinical studies and several supportive studies.
A randomised controlled trial involving 159 families showed significantly improved competences in parenting among participating parents and reduced behavioural problems among their children.
Efficacy is ideally determined by carrying out controlled trials or randomised controlled trials where interventions are compared against specific outcome measures.
As with many interventions intended to prevent ill health,the effectiveness of parachutes has not been subjected to rigorous evaluation by using randomised controlled trials.
Coronary artery disease(CAD) There is no evidence from randomised controlled trials of cardiovascular benefit with continuous combined conjugated oestrogens and medroxyprogesterone acetate MPA.
There is still a lack of available evidence on the efficacy of these types of interventions, butfindings from the first randomised controlled trials point towards a potential benefit.
Data from randomised controlled clinical trials show that the efficacy and cardiac safety of Myocet in this population was comparable to that observed in patients less than 65 years old.
As there is no convincing documentation for the indications and treatment results,in the event that IDET is introduced in Denmark this should take place via a randomised controlled clinical trial.
So far there has only been a single randomised controlled clinical trial of IDET, although there are numerous clinical outcome studies and reviews of data on patients who have undergone this treatment.
Exercise programmes based on balance, strength training and low impact aerobics may be beneficial andthere is evidence from randomised controlled studies that such regimens reduce the risk of falls Sowden et al, 1996.
In a randomised controlled open-label study in 235 patients with Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia(i. e, at least one positive blood culture of Staphylococcus aureus prior to receiving the first dose) 19 of 120 patients treated with Cubicin met the criteria for RIE.
This study is one of the first to describe how municipalities realise the two measures andit measures the impact through a randomised controlled trial(RCT study) in which eight municipalities and 43 families took part.
Phase 3 randomised controlled studies 5 In randomised controlled phase 3 clinical studies,> ,1000 patients have been treated with the recommended doses of 80 mg or 120 mg 536 subjects enrolled in a 28 week study and 507 subjects enrolled in a 52 weeks study.
The efficacy of Vectibix in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer(mCRC) who had disease progression during orafter prior chemotherapy was studied in a randomised controlled trial(463 patients) and open-label, single-arm trials 384 patients.
In addition, recent randomised controlled trials have found heroin assisted treatment to be effective in reducing illicit drug use, improving physical or mental health and reducing criminal behaviour among clients considered as hard to treat or having failed with other treatment modalities.
If this trial will not start or otherwise fail to address the relevant issues, the applicant commits to re-discuss andagree with CHMP the possibility to conduct a randomised controlled trial(or agreed alternative design) in patients with amyloidosis.
In a randomised controlled clinical study with 424 patients, reporting rates of severe acute radiation dermatitis and mucositis as well as of late radiation-therapy-related events were slightly higher in patients receiving radiation therapy in combination with cetuximab than in those receiving radiation therapy alone.
Fixed Dose Combination The overall incidence of adverse events reported with MicardisPlus was comparable to those reported with telmisartan alone in randomised controlled trials involving 1471 patients randomised to receive telmisartan plus hydrochlorothiazide(835) or telmisartan alone 636.
A multicentre randomised controlled trial comparing topiramate, stiripentol and clobazam as adjunctive therapy to valproate and clobazam in paediatric patients with Dravet' s syndrome(SMEI) not adequately controlled with clobazam and valproate, and auxiliary pharmacogenetic study by 2010 STP 167.
Although beneficial effects of the agents listed in Table 5.2 on bone turnover and/or bone mineral density in postmenopausal women with or without prevalent fractures have been repeatedly shown,there are relatively few randomised controlled studies of their antifracture efficacy.
An MRI guided treat-to-target strategy in rheumatoid arthritis patients in clinical remission improved MRI inflammation but not damage progression- results from the imagine-ra randomised controlled trial Save to Mendeley Export to BibTeX Export to RIS Email citation Authors: Møller-Bisgaard, Signe Kaas; Hørslev-Petersen, K.; Ejbjerg, Bo; et al.
Efficacy is ideally determined by carrying out a controlled trial, in which some participants receive the intervention under test while a control group receives another intervention or no intervention, or,better still, in a randomised controlled trial, in which participants are randomly allocated to receive one of the two interventions Cochrane Collaboration, 2007.