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Meanings of randomised in English

Set up or distributed in a deliberately random way.

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Methods: A cluster randomised control trial was carried out in 100 pharmacies.
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However, these results were not confirmed in following randomised controlled prospective studies.
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In France, randomised studies in adjuvant situation have started with this molecule.
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Two final trial protocols were established for a future randomised controlled trial.
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Selection criteria: Only randomised control trials of patients with COPD were included.
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Leadsom hopes a randomised control trial will be funded in due course.
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Intervention: A randomised crossover trial with two phases of 14 days each.
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Design: A mixed methods study with a nested cluster randomised controlled trial.
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Methods and analysis: An open multicentre randomised controlled trial has been designed.
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Methods and analysis: A prospective open randomised controlled trial has been designed.
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The results of large randomised studies are awaited in both these diseases.
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Setting: Critical care randomised control trials in severe sepsis and septic shock.
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More definitive conclusions on treatment effect await further well-conducted randomised controlled trials.
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Design: Systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials and observational studies.
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Participating schools will be randomised to either the control or intervention arm.
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Our aim was to investigate this recommendation in a prospective randomised context.
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