Examples of using Controlled study in English and their translations into German
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A randomized controlled study showed that this method can help to optimize the antimicrobial treatment of bloodstream infections;
Who conducted an extensive controlled study of the effect of the bioresonance method on allergies and respiratory diseases.
Researchers conducted a controlled study on 60 students-half of which participated in 35-minutes of daily yoga for a 12-week period.
The single application occlusive patch test(Epicutaneous test) is a dermatologically controlled study that tests for skin irritation local toxicity.
In a prospective controlled study, a significant prolongation in intermittent claudication distance(by 30.5%)
placebo controlled study of 76 adults in 2002.
If the clinical trial gains FDA approval then the team of investigators will start recruiting Lyme disease patients to take part in a controlled study.
sugar pill controlled study of 76 grownups in 2002.
sugar pill controlled study of 76 adults in 2002.
A prospective, randomized, controlled study in the United Kingdom in children with recurrent epistaxis compared treatment with an antiseptic cream for 4 weeks versus a wait-and-see policy.
The controlled study by Saweljew et al.
Science/Human: Low effects of a cannabis extract in cancer patients in a large controlled study.
placebo controlled study of 76 adults in 2002.
placebo controlled study of 76 adults in 2002.
Table 4: Results of a 26 week active controlled study of one dose of dulaglutide in comparison to liraglutide.
Table 6: Results of a 24 week placebo controlled study of dulaglutide as add-on to glimepiride.
In another controlled study, VP2 Whey Isolate produced an increase in Type 1 muscle fiber size by 411% and Type 2 muscle fiber size by 543.
In the active comparator controlled study the rates were 24%(10.5% moderate
e.g. controlled study, pilot study,
Level IIA: evidence from at least one controlled study without randomization.