As of 2014 however no randomized controlled trials have been reported.

"You need to do the randomized controlled trial first to show the therapy works."

Over 1,600 households took part in the randomized controlled trial.

A randomized controlled trial and review of the current literature.

Nearly 100 randomized controlled trials had been published by early 2014.

For treatments, the best evidence of effect comes from the randomized controlled trial.

This choice has been confirmed in a randomized controlled trial.

Now, one has to do a more rigorous study, which would be a randomized controlled trial.

And none of the studies were done using the gold standard design for medical research, known as a randomized controlled trial.

Randomized controlled trials will be needed to confirm the results.

Randomized controlled trials are considered the most reliable type of study.

Yet, not all research evidence is generated through randomized controlled trials.

Evidence obtained from at least 1 properly randomized controlled trial.

But the researchers never compared the response directly between the two groups, the whole point of a randomized controlled trial.

Such studies, randomized controlled trials, are generally considered the gold standard in medical research.

Only three randomized controlled trials, however, have been done for the treatment of burns.

So far, only one randomized controlled trial has investigated the link.

Coordination of primary health care for back pain: a randomized controlled trial.

The randomized controlled trial looked at 604 employees identified with significant depression.

It is designed as a randomized controlled trial, with measurements to be taken over an 18-month period.

It started as a randomized controlled trial and has now become part of the Danish standard treatment program.

Many randomized controlled trials have been conducted with mixed results.

But since then several new studies - known as randomized controlled trials - have been completed.

But the researchers found no randomized controlled trials of their effectiveness.

None of these goals have been reached in published randomized controlled trials.