Examples of using First study compared in English and their translations into Greek
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The first study compared Lucentis with a sham injection.
The CHMP concluded that, although the first study compared Noxafil with records of patients who were actually enrolled in that study, the effectiveness of Noxafil was shown.
The first study compared the combination of emtricitabine and tenofovir disoproxil to the combination of lamivudine and zidovudine(other antiviral medicines), both taken in combination with efavirenz(another antiviral medicine) in 487 patients.
The first study compared Jakavi with placebo(a dummy treatment).
The first study compared Aranesp with placebo(a dummy treatment) over 24 weeks.
The first study compared Tyverb in combination with capecitabine, with capecitabine taken alone.
The first study compared Avonex with placebo(a dummy treatment) in 301 patients with relapsing MS.
The first study compared Renagel with calcium acetate(another phosphate-lowering medicine) in 84 patients.
The first study compared Sixmo with placebo(dummy) implants in 163 patients who had not received buprenorphine before.
The first study compared Xeljanz with adalimumab(an injected medicine for psoriatic arthritis) and placebo in 422 patients.
The first study compared the effects of Crixivan with those of zidovudine(another antiviral medicine) and the combination of both medicines.
The first study compared Evicel with manual compression(applying direct pressure) in reducing bleeding during vascular surgery.
The first study compared the effects of starting treatment with Natalizumab Elan Pharma with that of placebo(a dummy treatment) in all 905 patients.
The first study compared the effects of Silapo with those of EPREX/ ERYPO in correcting red blood cell counts in 609 patients over 24 weeks.
The first study compared the combination of emtricitabine and tenofovir disoproxil with the combination of lamivudine and zidovudine(other antiviral medicines).
The first study compared the effects of Silapo with those of Eprex/Erypo in correcting red blood cell counts in 609 patients over 24 weeks.
The first study compared Emtriva with stavudine(another antiviral medicine) in 571 treatment-naïve adults(who had not received treatment for their HIV infection before).
The first study compared Tarceva with chemotherapy in 173 patients with advanced NSCLC with activating EGFR mutations who had not received previous chemotherapy.
The first study compared the effectiveness of Temodal and radiotherapy with that of radiotherapy on its own in 573 patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma multiforme.
The first study compared 600 mg Norvir taken twice a day with placebo(a dummy treatment) in 1,090 adults, as an add-on to the antiviral medicines the patients were already taking.
The first study compared Bonviva 2.5-mg tablets taken once a day with placebo(a dummy treatment) in almost 3,000 women and looked at how many new spine fractures were seen in the patients over three years.
The first study compared the effectiveness of Pelzont with that of nicotinic acid alone or placebo(a dummy treatment) in reducing the levels of LDL cholesterol in a total of 1,613 patients.
The first study compared the effectiveness of Trevaclyn with that of nicotinic acid alone or placebo(a dummy treatment) in reducing the levels of LDL cholesterol in a total of 1,613 patients.
The first study compared the effects of Zerit taken alone with those of zidovudine(another antiviral medicine) in 822 HIV-infected patients who had been taking zidovudine for at least six months.
The first study compared pantoprazole with placebo(a dummy treatment) in 219 adults, and the second compared it with ranitidine(another medicine used to treat acid reflux symptoms) in 344 adults.
The first study compared Internet searches for, and purchases of, e-cigarettes and other quit-smoking products like nicotine gum from Jan. 2008 to Sept. 2010 in the U.S., Britain, Canada and Australia.
The first study compared Firazyr with tranexamic acid(another medicine for hereditary angioedema) in 74 patients, and the second study compared Firazyr with placebo(a dummy treatment) in 56 patients.
The first study also compared two doses of Esbriet(399 mg and 801 mg three times a day).
The first study, which compared Galafold with placebo(a dummy treatment) in 67 patients, looked at the proportion of patients who responded to treatment(defined as a reduction of at least 50% in GL-3 deposits in the kidneys).
The properties of the aldosterone antagonists spironolactone andpotassium canrenoate in tablet formulations were examined in two studies in healthy subjects, the first study comparing levels of their common major metabolite, canrenones, in plasma and the second study comparing the pharmacological activity of the two drugs in reversing the renal effects of the synthetic mineralocorticoid fludrocortisone.
