Examples of using Controlled study in English and their translations into Greek
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Fall*In a 24-week controlled study in Japanese patients,
The incidence of any adverse reactions potentially related to hypotension in a short-term controlled study was 4.9% with Rasitrio versus up to 3.7% with dual combinations.
This made it possible to conduct a controlled study on cultured brain cells
The study was the largest controlled study of the effects of energy drinks on the heart
The AHA study is the largest controlled study of the effects of energy drinks on the heart
efficacy of dulaglutide as add-on to a sulphonylurea was investigated in a placebo controlled study of 24 weeks duration.
A placebo controlled study(PRAISE) designed to evaluate patients in NYHA Class III-IV heart failure receiving digoxin,
However, a controlled study found that women who were vitamin D deficient experienced no improvement in bone mineral density when they took high-dose supplements,
This carefully controlled study shows that some artificial additives increase hyperactivity
He decided to study childhood reading because he could not find any quantitative controlled study within the English-speaking world to ascertain whether later starting readers were at an advantage or disadvantage.
However direct causation has not been proven: In a controlled study of age-matched women,
But this new, carefully controlled study in The Lancet Journal shows that some artificial additives increase hyperactivity
A controlled study found that concomitant fluconazole 200 mg once daily
multicentre, controlled study of HIV-infected, paediatric patients.
Over the course of a typical 10 week controlled study, the rate of death in patients treated with antipsychotics was about 4.5%,
moving on from anecdotal case reports and simply-designed retrospective studies to the most sophisticated controlled study designs, including randomised controlled trials.
randomized, controlled study(study MenACWY-TT-083) in which the immunogenicity
multicentre, controlled study of HIV-infected, paediatric patients.
double-blind, controlled study(V58P12) that was performed in the paediatric population 3 to less than 18 years of age.
years of age as part of a randomised, double-blind, controlled study(V130_03) that was performed in the paediatric population 4 to less than 18 years of age.