While the people who got cash were earning 38 percent more money than the control group in year four, the control group caught up to the cash recipients by year nine.
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Still others got nothing, and served as a control group.
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The difference between the control group is maintained over time.
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One control group that received no brain training at all.
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A control group received only daily feedback about their performance.
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Meanwhile, 58% of the control group had not fully recovered.
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Those unsuccessful IVF cycles will serve as the control group.
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For the control group, children read passages unrelated to prejudice.
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A control group was told to let their minds wander.
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There was no control group, no blinding, and few participants.
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By contrast, only 11 percent of a control group did.
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The corresponding figure was 12 percent in the control group.
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In the control group, 13 out of 2,596 children died.
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Those from the control group also were less fit now.
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The third was a control group, and so got nothing.
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And older mice given THC did better than the control group.
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A non-smoking control group was recruited from the general population.
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Zero traces were seen in those acting as a control group.
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Also it was unusual that the control group had zero tumors.
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There was no control group with which to compare those results.
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Gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety announced Thursday that Rep.
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The remaining 85033 horses would be used as a control group.
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In fact, they ended up living longer than the control group.
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No people in the other control group took their own lives.
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A control group was assigned to follow a low-calorie diet.
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Others were not offered jobs and assigned to a control group.
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Would the active-implant group do better than the control group?
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Another group, the control group, was not asked any hypothetical questions.
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In the control group, the proportion decreased from 16.6% to 15.2%.
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A third, the control group, followed its usual hand-washing routines.
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A shark control group was housed in regular, non-acidic water.
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There's no second Earth to use as an experimental control group.
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The control group got the usual care, with no educational materials.
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The researchers found that 11 percent of a control group of patients had IgM antibodies against Zika, but none against dengue fever; it did not find that 23622 percent of the control group had the dengue antibodies.
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The researchers found that 11 percent of a control group of patients had IgM antibodies against Zika, but none against dengue fever; it did not find that 11 percent of the control group had the dengue antibodies.
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About 10 percent were still abstaining a week later, compared with 3 percent of the control group, who had voluntarily deactivated; and 5 percent were abstaining two months later, compared with 1 percent in the control group.
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These studies, however, have a big flaw: They lack a control group.
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The gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety has echoed that call.
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The problem is that you can't have the control group do nothing.
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Another group didn't get any questions, because they were the control group.
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Devices should be tested like drugs, against a control group, Turner says.
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This resulted in substantially fatter control-group monkeys at at UW-Madison.
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Their results were then compared to a control group with average vision.
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The control group received no money but did get some daily feedback.
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An expanded control group, he adds, would not have made a difference.
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Those who receive money will be tracked next to a control group.
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No new cases of atrial fibrillation were found in the control group.
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But those in the control group also saw a 9.3 percent reduction.
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That's why the tumor rate in the control group was so low.
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A control group replaced part of their diet with bread and jam.
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The mothers who abstained from alcohol were used as the control group.
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The experiment also included a control group of 25 typically developing kids.
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They'll compare this group with a control group to monitor the effects.
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Nevertheless, the subjects in the control group are essential to the experiment.
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The study hinges "on the quality of the control group," he said.
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The rats in a control group were raised alone in bare cages.
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Only 4% of the babies in the control group did the same.
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Because of this, there is no control group in this current study.
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The app gave the control group general techniques for coping with stress.
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Recall that 13 people in the control group in King's reanalysis died.
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There was also a control group, which wasn't promised any sort of incentive.
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The third group (the control group) drank either only beer or only wine.
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Analysis of a control group failed to show signs of this wasting signature.
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None of the mice in the control group were able to move afterwards.
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The control group had six unexpected deaths, while the trial group had zero.
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One group gets a treatment or intervention; a control group gets a placebo.
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Ultimately, 208 people participated in the choirs and 182 in the control group.
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Some were not paid to deactivate (the control group) and other were paid.
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By contrast, the cortisol levels in the control group increased by 45 percent.
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A third group, the control group, did not have anyone supporting the policy.
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These observations were compared to an Earth-bound control group of medaka fish.
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If you're looking for cause and effect, you better have a control group.
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And they had a control group that wasn't exposed to radiation for comparison.
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It was an observational study, not a randomized trial with a control group.
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More expensive tests appeared in the control group for some reason as well.
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Being in the moment is the opposite of a high control group mentality.
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The gun control group also plans to turn up the pressure on Sens.
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But participants in the trial were happier and healthier than the control group.
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Meanwhile, 2672 similar villages received no basic income, acting as a control group.
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The mortality in the control group was higher than what might be expected.
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They also gained more weight during the study period compared to the control group.
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In fact, they did as well as the young mice in the control group.
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Around 14 percent of the control group developed symptoms of dementia after 10 years.
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Researchers also followed a control group of 91 inmates who didn't receive any intervention.
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There was no control group, so everyone knew he or she was getting psilocybin.
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One such company is The Control Group, a web development firm in San Diego.
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Some workers received no message to act as a control group for productivity levels.
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In the control group receiving no radiation exposure, none of the animals developed gliomas.
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The third got both cartoons and banners, and a control group got no intervention.
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They cut their risk by more than half, 57%, compared to the control group.
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The control group ate according to "typical American meal times," at approximately 8 a.m.
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Oddly, the male rats in the control group lived much shorter lives than expected.
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No schwannomas of the heart were observed in the control group of male rats.
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He is now a senior policy adviser at the pro-gun control group Giffords.
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It also constrained the synthetic control group from using counties in Washington State itself.
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It reduced reoffending by 9 percent compared to a control group, exceeding its target.
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Five babies in the control group and one in the formula group were rehospitalized.
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One group received this intervention; a control group received pamphlets handed out by barbers.
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Infecting a control group of mice with different fungi did not accelerate their cancer.
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He is the co-founder of Americans for Responsible Solutions, a gun control group.
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The former mayor donated millions of dollars to found the gun control group Everytown.
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Another 10,014 were immunized against meningococcal disease (MenA) to serve as a control group.
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The control group securities will be quoted and traded at their current tick size.
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A control group of unemployed people (around 5,19683 residents) continued to receive these services.
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It was also small and did not include a control group or female participants.
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The children in the control group were at home or in lower-quality programs.
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The video was posted to instagram by Hyland and by gun control group Everytown.
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Instead of a treatment at first, she was randomly assigned to the control group.
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People who took probiotics with antibiotics had worse microbiomes than a control group, but it was actually people who had fecal transplants (sourced from their own stool samples provided earlier) whose gut microbiomes recovered the quickest from antibiotics, compared to a control group.
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A year's worth of data from the project, which compares staff at Svartedalens with a control group at a similar facility, showed that 2000 nurses who worked six hour days took half as much sick time as those in the control group.
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The control group members averaged only about 40 correctly recalled words under the same conditions.
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The interesting part is that young mice given THC did worse than the control group.
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They gave the first two groups VR headsets, but not the unlucky third control group.
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It also boosted innovation: recipients came up with more new products than the control group.
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That 0.97 percent was far higher than the control group, of whom 0.47 percent donated.
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Using a control group of 59 students, the scientists had their subjects play a game.
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Elderly nematode worms exposed to UA lived 45 percent longer compared to a control group.
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Among the roughly equal control group, just three babies had lung problems and none died.
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In the control group, researchers dropped the fruit onto a tray and did nothing else.
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By age 27, the former had half as many teen pregnancies as the control group.
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By contrast, the 15 participants in a control group without such champions received no inquiries.
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Afterward, students who received the intervention showed half the cardiovascular reactivity of the control group.
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They ended up consuming nearly twice as much fat and protein as the control group.
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They added HPV testing to the Pap control group and found 25 additional precancerous cases.
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In contrast, the control group only showed an average score of around 2.7 after treatment.
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In the other third—the control group—they'd leave the devices inactive for six months.
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Liquor stores and drinkers in the neighboring Northwest Territories would have been a control group.
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She then compared their turnout patterns in the primary with those of a control group.
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A control group showed these effects were significant — and manifested in a number of ways.
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"Once we finally got the formula right we were also the control [group]," Julian wrote.
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In the control group, three babies had the lung disease, but none of them died.
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They also looked at a control group of 1,088 women born after the famine ended.
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The others were assigned to the control group, where canvassers would talk to respondents about recycling.
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By the end, mice in the control group ran about 160 minutes before they became exhausted.
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In the control group, the older mice did worse than the young mice, which makes sense.
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By comparison, there were 23 cases in the control group that had not gotten the vaccine.
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The pilot should include a control group and should not include a trade-at rule. 6.
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They also gained 22 percent less weight when fed the same diet as the control group.
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Their health was compared to a control group of lamb fetuses at 100 days of development.
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The researchers also studied a control group of 70 similar people who didn't have these lesions.
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Of those, 1,035 did not have cameras (the control group) while 1,1189 did (the treatment group).
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The researchers weren't able to simulate a launch and landing with the control group of flatworms.
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Oddly enough, the incidence of tumors in females was minimal, barely different from the control group.
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The groups in physical therapy and yoga both used less pain medication than the control group.
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However, all groups lost weight compared to a control group that did not exercise at all.
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With a control group (drinking sugar water) and another group of women, there was a difference.
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Many members of the control group didn't attend any college, despite being excellent high-school students.
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On this test, all the experimental groups all showed more emotional arousal than the control group.
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Eight kids in the VR group requested parental presence, compared with 18 in the control group.
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If the child was in the control group, the researcher did nothing and showed no emotion.
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Compared with a control group of 20 young adults, the treatment group increased letter recognition speed.
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A control group of private collectors recovered more money and got more borrowers out of default.
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Eight of the IVF teens were diagnosed with hypertension, compared to one in the control group.
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He measured the prospects against a control group of the Thunder coaching staff and front office.
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In other words, O'Rourke did no better than the average of this admittedly small control group.
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An untrained control group of people close in age, by contrast, recalled 26 words on average.
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The synthetic control method requires the construction of an appropriate "control" group, basically a "Synthetic Seattle".
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So were the grown-up babies from the original control group, who had received traditional care.
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Little changed for those in either the control group or the one taught attention-only mindfulness.
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Survival was lower in the control group of females for two of the three exposed groups.
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Half of them got no treatment at all, so they served as a randomly assigned control group.
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Roughly 22016 percent of people in the healthy control group reported two or more such childhood traumas.
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Indeed, Riverside's work requirements did not significantly change poverty rates, relative to a control group without requirements.
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Comparatively, only 0.4 percent of the control group went on to have an opioid abuse-related diagnosis.
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First, the researchers asked a control group about each action without explaining how it would be approved.
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"I don't even want to talk about 'female sexuality' until there is a control group," she writes.
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It rose for the others, too, showing the importance in such trials of having a control group.
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On the second day of the study, these workers actually performed 13.2% worse than the control group.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect the number of registered voters in the control group.
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Only 23 percent of the control group, which received psychotherapy and a placebo, experienced the same result.
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NPR recently published a report on this new technology created by Netherlands-based company Bird Control Group.
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Here are some of the biggest differences between the alt-right and control group the researchers found.
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People with ADHD had a higher risk of car crashes than the control group, the researchers found.
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A control group of 46 children received standard pediatric cancer care without an assigned therapy djog visit.
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Each study had to include a control group that did not exercise and be otherwise methodologically sophisticated.
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After reading the vignettes, participants in each treatment arm got the same questions as the control group.
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She's the founder of Moms Demand Action, a gun-control group formed after the Sandy Hook shootings.
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The largess included donations to 22 state races from his gun-control group, Everytown for Gun Safety.
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More than 2568,2317 of these were randomly put in the control group, which basically received no services.
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By the end of 12 months, members of the control group had lowered their average to 140.
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In addition, these participants reported feeling significantly more pressured to comply than the control group imagined feeling.
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By comparison, there were 2000 Ebola cases in the control group that had not gotten the vaccine.
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Those exposed to harsh punishment also had a lower performance I.Q. than that of a control group.
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When asked what the control group would be—case-matched physicians who didn't take the drug, perhaps?
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One small study found that it decreased nail breakage, but it lacked a control group for comparison.
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There was no control group, which meant the results had to be absolutely compelling to be convincing.
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Most obviously, the walkers generally had lower blood pressures now than the volunteers in the control group.
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They became the control group in an experiment that confirmed the importance of a child's first years.
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The men and women in the control group also showed little alteration in their feelings about food.
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On average, the diplomats had a lower volume of white matter than individuals in the control group.
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On average, the diplomats had a lower volume of white matter than individuals in the control group.
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And because they had to hold back, members of the control group will be given 24 avocados.
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For every client project, McMillan creates three "look-a-like clients" that act as a control group.
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Researchers found that the former players had similar levels of beta amyloid proteins as the control group.
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The control group number feeds into GDP calculations, and it was expected to show a 0.3% gain.
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It then does the same with James's time in Miami as a kind of quasi-control group.
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Other children, who would not be joining the exercise program, agreed to serve as a control group.
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The recidivism for parolees put through this program was about one-third that of the control group.
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By comparison, there were 23 Ebola cases in the control group that had not gotten the vaccine.
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But this study actually looked more like a second scenario: "Imagine all the women in both groups get a UTI, but one woman in the control group gets 11 events, so that we have 10 UTIs in the intervention group and 21 in the control group," Craig said.
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Support Oppose Don't know The control group of the experiment saw these questions, but they didn't mention Trump.
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Cooper and Dinerman divided a group of high school students into a control group and an experimental group.
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On average, the marijuana users registered 98.6 milliseconds, compared with 88.4 for the people in the control group.
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Compared with a control group, the lucky recipients had less financial strain and significantly lower rates of depression.
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The babies in the bedtime fading group dozed off about 12 minutes faster compared with the control group.
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The people in the control group just stared at the ceiling while the dentist yanked on their teeth.
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It did: monthly sales rose by 17% compared with the control group, while profits were up by 30%.
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Those in the "perceived control" group were told they could decide when they wanted to take a break.
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The control group did not experience meaningfulness from these songs, and the differences registered in participants' brain activities.
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Doctors leading the trial didn't compare patients who received the drug with a "control group" of untreated patients.
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They plastered on fake smiles, ummed and ahhed, paused and trailed off more often than the control group.
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Those who were blindfolded ate 22% less food than the control group, but reported feeling just as full.
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Recently, Google created a company called Sidewalk Labs, which snapped up Titan and Control Group and merged them.
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A gun-control group also has filed a complaint with the IRS, challenging the NRA's tax-exempt status.
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Half of the centers were randomly selected for the choir program; the others served as a control group.
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Even for males, the differences between particular groups of rats and the control group were not statistically significant.
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Aziz and Naz are being represented by the litigation team from gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Subjects in the "unfortunate" group, on average, chose images that were darker than those the control group picked.
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Five percent of the patients on Epidiolex were seizure-free, while zero percent were in the control group.
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The poll, which was commissioned by Americans for Responsible Solutions, a gun control group founded by former Rep.
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In contrast, the insulin levels of those who ate breakfast first were no better than the control group.
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About 27% of breast cancer patients followed the cancer prevention recommendations, compared with 31% of the control group.
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The brain scans revealed significant differences in neurological activity between the former white supremacists and the control group.
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Equally worrying was that people's quality of life didn't improve at all when compared to the control group.
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Their cholesterol also dropped 22 mg/dL, while cholesterol levels in the control group rose 6 mg/dL.
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Their targets were 48% more likely to click on an add for psychiatric support than a control group.
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Large, double-blind, control-group trials often fall short of the uncontrolled "open-label" work that inspired them.
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Not everyone will see the feature at this time, as some customers will be in a control group.
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They were matched in age to a control group of 1,653 women who did not have the surgery.
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The authorities in Kiev lay blame on the withdrawal of Russian officers from a cease-fire control group.
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But this study was obviously small, he says, as well as short-term and without a control group.
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What evidence there was to support it came from studies in just 27 people, with no control group.
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A gun-control group has also filed a complaint with the IRS, challenging the NRA's tax-exempt status.
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Only about 20 percent to 41 percent of infants in the control group slept in their own rooms.
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The gun control group Giffords PAC — founded by McSally's opponent, Mark Kelly (D), and Kelly's wife, former Rep.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) in an email seeking donations for her gun-control group, Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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The gun control group Bloomberg backs, Everytown for Gun Safety, spent $2.5 million in Virginia's elections this year.
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Only 28 percent of those in a chemotherapy-only control group were spared tumor progression at that stage.
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The overall response rate was 90.9 percent for the Darzalex group versus 73.9 percent for the control group.
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The control group was composed of inmates who had electrodes strapped to their foreheads, but no current applied.
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Lastly, they used the brains of people with a non-psychiatric condition, irritable bowel disorder, as a control group.
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Young and Pinsky found that, in general, celebrities scored higher on the Narcissistic Personality Inventory than a control group.
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Compared to the control group, people with a manic episode reported eating more cured meats such as beef jerky.
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When compared to a control group, the dosed mice had less inflammation, less plaques, and even improved neuron growth.
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The control group received no counseling, and the high dropout rate among dieters weakened the study's very basic conclusions.
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In those who formed the control group, and were not so coached, they actually rose—from 50% to 63%.
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And the other control group didn't have to do anything but show up for brain scans and memory tests.
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That is to say, about a third fewer people in the test group got infected than the control group.
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The winning bid came from CityBridge, a partnership of four companies including advertising firm Titan and designer Control Group.
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Nope. The wasps were interpreted as being normal size with respect to a control group not afraid of spiders.
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But they still continued to do better than people in the control group, researchers report in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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The prostate cancer study was very small, and without a randomly assigned control group the results aren't truly reliable.
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One of the most surprising results was that cannabis users generally had lower empathy ratings than the control group.
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The lack of a control group and the study's small size makes the findings, while tantalizing, not especially strong.
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There was virtually no change in the control group participants, who went from 6.6 to 6.5 hot flashes daily.
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Public Policy Polling conducted the study for Americans for Responsible Solutions, a gun control group founded by former Rep.
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It had tested eteplirsen on only 12 boys and without an adequate control group for comparison, the reviewers said.
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Earlier in the day, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's gun control group, Everytown for Gun Safety, endorsed Clinton.
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These patients were compared with an age and sex-matched control group of 555 patients from the emergency department.
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Democrats invited David Chipman, senior policy adviser of Americans for Responsible Solutions, a pro-gun control group to testify.
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A second control group of patients who had acute Zika in their blood, but no neurological complications, was recruited.
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One study found that patients with colorectal cancer, compared to a control group, showed benefit from eating plant lectins.
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The study I just mentioned — the one that provided health interventions to the control group as well — is suggestive.
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The females that were exposed to heat waves were about as reproductively successful as the control group of females.
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Its promising conclusions were limited, however, because there was no control group of patients who received a placebo drug.
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But when the intervention group is compared with the control group as a randomized controlled trial, the differences disappear.
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Gene expression markers for both varieties of bone cell increased significantly from the control group of medaka on Earth.
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But being part of a control group of people without the diagnosis gave me some relief from that guilt.
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The control group consisted of barbers who encouraged lifestyle modification or referred customers with high blood pressure to physicians.
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About 43 percent of the mothers had a diagnosis of major depression, and the rest constituted a control group.
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At the end of the study, patients in the control group weighed essentially what they did at the beginning.
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An independent evaluation found LEAD reduces the chance of reoffending by nearly 22019 percent compared to a control group.
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Researchers randomly assigned 25 teens to receive collaborative care while a control group of 24 participants received traditional care.
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There were 74 live births among the acupuncture group and 72 in the control group, again an insignificant difference.
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The control group will be required to eat no more than two avocados per month during the same period.
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The small numbers and lack of an available control group would anyway make it tricky to draw quantitative conclusions.
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Latham Gun control group targets Grassley staffer running for House seat MORE (R-Iowa) and Charlie Bass (R-N.
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They had a 31 percent reduction in liver fat, on average, compared to no change in the control group.
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Healthy adult male mice either ran on small treadmills or, in a control group, were placed on unmoving treadmills.
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When it came to the risk for developing a stroke caused by a blood clot, the odds for transgender women were 9.9 times higher compared to men in the control group and 4.1 times higher than for women in the control group, based on a follow-up period of more than six years.
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This research is at an early stage; the group in this study was small and didn't have a control group.
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But "this criticism holds no ground," the researchers write, because there was no accuracy decrease observed in the control group.
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The jerky-fed rats began showing symptoms of hyperactivity and poor sleep within two weeks, while the control group didn't.
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One card will fly to the stratosphere, while one will remain on the ground to function as a control group.
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The rest of the parents, the control group, did not attempt sleep training and instead received information about infant sleep.
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The counseling group lost more weight and achieved greater gains in cardiorespiratory fitness than their peers in the control group.
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Michael R. Bloomberg's gun-control group has sharply criticized the governor over the deal, saying it makes Virginians less safe.
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The pre-schooled group, they found, had about half the average number of violent felony convictions as the control group.
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The algorithm correctly identified 15 of the 17 suicidal patients and 16 of the 17 members in the control group.
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That long testing process meant keeping a control group of test passengers was difficult, introducing subjective randomness among different passengers.
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By having a control group, LucidMood can show that terpenes were behind certain biological effects felt by the first group.
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Soon enough, the animals that received treatment were surviving weeks and months longer than their brethren in the control group.
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With no control group and an n (sample size) of one set of twins, nothing definitive can be gleaned here.
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There was no meaningful difference in opioid use between the VR group and the control group in the study, however.
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Gen. David Petraeus and retired astronaut Mark Kelly announced Friday they are forming a new gun control group for veterans.
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The company recently commissioned a study in Kenya comparing its schools with a control group and controlling for family factors.
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But that study had no control group for comparison, and other studies have found curcumin may actually cause gastrointestinal upset.
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Volunteers will be randomly assigned to either a telephone-based weight loss program or to a control group for comparison.
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Compared with the control group, they reported being less satisfied with their jobs and more interested in finding new ones.
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The control group suffered 201"gout events" during the study period, compared with 138 gout cases in the surgery group.
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Those families whose buildings remained standing were effectively a control group, as they continued to live in public housing, undisturbed.
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By contrast, only half of a control group of 98 people — matched for age, sex, and residence — had the antibodies.
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By random allocation, some employees were assigned to the control group and were just given feedback about their step counts.
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Those in the intervention group had a 6 percent decrease in weight, compared with 2 percent in the control group.
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The researchers used male and female Barbie dolls and Transformer faces, as well as a control group of automobile photos.
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About half of those whose data was studied showed male pattern baldness and the other half were a control group.
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If so, this control group would already be more likely to die earlier, in spite of their status as nondrinkers.
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And, after 26 weeks of treatment, both groups reported less pain and fewer movement limitations compared to the control group.
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At the end, they added a Pap test to the HPV control group and found 3 new cases of precancer.
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A control group of 65 males and 27 females were kept at optimal temperatures of 30°C and 35°C.
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The observational analysis, in JAMA Oncology, used data on 258 complementary medicine users and 1,032 people in a control group.
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She later became the state spokesperson for Moms Demand Action, a gun control group, and ran her own consulting firm.
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Patients who had surgery lost an average of about 64 pounds; control group patients lost about 19 pounds, on average.
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Though the results are promising (and echo previous research), the study is small, and was conducted without a control group.
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A control group was assigned to "usual care," in which patients had their blood pressure checked at their doctor's office.
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For one thing, good luck finding a "control group" of people living the nondigital life or anything close to it.
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The results were clear: 7% of those who received streptomycin died, compared to 27% of those in the control group.
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Then they randomly assigned the volunteers to start exercising, meditating or continue with their normal lives as a control group.
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Without a control group, it's hard to know how differently doctors might act if they were less worried about liability.
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Instead, 2107 men already had stages of the disease, and the 21625 who did not served as a control group.
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Voters in our test had higher turnouts than voters reached by a traditional campaign and those in a control group.
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In essence, the walkers had more efficient brains and better thinking skills now than the control group did, she says.
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Compared to the control group, they did not have significant increases in hunger or food cravings either, Dr. Roberts said.
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Wednesday's shooting was the 18th in a U.S. school this year, according to gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety.
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It wasn't clear Saturday whether the women were affiliated with Grandmothers against Gun Violence, a Seattle-based gun control group.
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Researchers randomly assigned groups of low-income children age 3 to 5 into an experimental group and a control group.
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Researchers randomly assigned groups of low-income children age 3 to 5 into an experimental group and a control group.
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Baker moved on from Esty's office to work for the gun-control group Sandy Hook Promise, according to the Post.
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A chance to do things differently More than two decades ago, Pino owned another detergent company called Environmental Control Group.
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Rather, researchers picked out a group of people who did have Parkinson's and specifically studied them against a control group.
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To construct the control group, the NBER authors look only at other Public Use Microdata Areas (PUMAs) within Washington state.
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Those taking the placebo reported less pain and disability than those in the control group who did not take it.
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In a control group, by comparison, only a little more than half of the patients tested positive for the antibodies.
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The average score for trust in other people was 6.8 among basic income recipients and 6.3 in the control group.
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We compared these to another 101 people in a control group who simply read some general information about retirement income.
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That helps explain why Riverside's work requirements did not significantly change poverty rates, relative to a control group without requirements.
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However, over the longer term, babies in both the bedtime fading and control group showed improvements in how long they slept.
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The ALS patients generally performed worse on these tests than the control group, the team found, and reported more behavioral problems.
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At two years, 21 percent of vaccine-treated patients were still alive, compared with 14 percent of the historical control group.
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Imagine you give cranberry juice to 10 women, and another 10 women act as the control group and get sugar water.
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The control group didn't see the same changes, which suggests that sensitivity to those hormones is a major part of PMDD.
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The group who used Woebot said they had significant reductions in symptoms of depression compared to people in the control group.
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After two years, households that were part of the program the program earned $202 more per year than the control group.
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Just 0.45 percent of donors in the conditional group donated, which was very close to the control group at 0.47 percent.
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Not all users will see these ads yet, because any good study requires a control group whose set-up is unchanged.
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Then, they divided the eggs into groups of three, and placed the groups into either an experimental or a control group.
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Two years after cancer treatment, 38 percent of the survivors had impaired cognitive functioning, but nobody in the control group did.
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After returning to Earth, they appeared to be in good health, featuring body weights similar to those in the control group.
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At least 37 percent gave the fruit to the researcher in the test group, compared with none in the control group.
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They made $12 a month more than the control group and showed less interest in going to fight in Ivory Coast.
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The first two strains, Metzker concluded, were more similar to each other than to any of those in the control group.
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They found 53 percent of the men with psoriasis reported erectile dysfunction, compared with 40 percent in the healthy control group.
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One study showed that following a week of inactivity, heat-acclimated rodents retained 30 percent more muscle than a control group.
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Roughly half the students served as a control group and continued their daily routines; the other half overhauled their lives completely.
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Another anomaly was that the rats exposed to the radiation lived longer on the whole than animals in the control group.
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Clinton's unfavorable ratings by about 10 points relative to the control group but raised her favorable ratings by only one point.
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After testing, the researchers randomly assigned the volunteers to visit the lab and stretch, as a control group, or start exercising.
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A control group of 48 men who were not traders was also tested for their ability to monitor their heart rates.
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But despite these promising results, the study suffered from a number of limitations -- particularly, the lack of a randomized control group.
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In addition, female rats exposed to high levels of cellphone radiation also lived slightly longer than females in the control group.
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He got a boost when a gun control group funded by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg endorsed his campaign.
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If so, this control group would already be more likely to die earlier, in spite of their status as non-drinkers.
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In herfirst study, she looked at long-term meditators (those with seven to nine years of experience) versus a control group.
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The women in the control group averaged 3.2 urinary infections over one year, while those who drank extra water averaged 1.7.
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Those in the control group went 5.9 times per year, and those in the intervention group went 5.8 times per year.
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It also meant losing the control group from any analysis beyond six months, making it difficult to assess later progress objectively.
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People with invasive pneumococcal disease were 62 percent more likely than those in the control group to be using prescription opioids.
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"Each day, there's a new drip, drip, drip," said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control group.
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It compared the subjective well-being of 22 winners of the Illinois State Lottery with a control group of 22 people.
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These were people who only vape; people who only smoke; and a control group of people who neither vape nor smoke.
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To better understand children's growth and create a control group, he often had siblings come to the clinic, former patients said.
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Then, with winter on the horizon, the volunteers, including those in the control group, wore an activity monitor for another week.
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To that end, half of the group began six weeks of instruction while others were wait-listed as a control group.
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Some volunteers, acting as a control group, had eight weeks of therapy, but instead got a placebo during those assisted sessions.
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All the monkeys — even those in the control group that didn't breathe any exhaust — showed signs of inflammation in their lungs.
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While more people dropped out of the diet group than the control group, the study overall had a high retention rate.
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There was a 23% reduction in respiratory infections among the students using hand sanitizer compared with those in the control group.
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One hundred of those horses will be a control group, and about 100 horses will receive the surgery, according to Thissell.
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Researchers also looked at data for a control group of 29,294 women in the WHI study who didn't alter their diets.
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For several years, the two have led a national gun-control group that played a significant role in the midterm elections.
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The control group didn't consume any caffeine, while the test group were given a daily dose of 25mg/kg of caffeine.
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The researchers divided the students into two groups: a control group that didn't get the specialized lessons and the ones who did.
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Members of the calorie-restricted group lost 16.8 pounds on average, and there was virtually no weight change among control group participants.
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To run the pilot, 920 children were given the app and 600 were in a control group without the app, Google says.
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At the end of the experiment, women who did dual-task balance training could walk faster than participants in the control group.
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The death of a spouse, for example, reduced the likelihood of voting for an incumbent by 403%, compared with a control group.
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Moving forward The trial is ongoing and double-blind, so Meeks doesn't know yet if he's in the control group or not.
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The study didn't include a control group, which means the researchers can't really judge the size of the effect on the children.
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The methods that scientists use to create consensus, such as trying to replicate results and including a control group, are rarely employed.
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"We had an out of control group of people that we need to get off the streets," said DC Mayor Muriel Bowser.
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When given the option to dose themselves with cocaine, the overstimulated mice were much more prone to addiction than the control group.
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At the pretrial hearing, Mullins also contended that there were problems with the control group, the HIV-positive patients from around Lafayette.
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But 23 of the retired players, or 5%, had atrial fibrillation, as compared with five men in the control group, or 0.5%.
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Because I ended up in the control group, all I needed to do was get measured about five times over two years.
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In contrast, the control group showed an 18 percent increase in cortisol on stressful days and said they "couldn't handle" the stress.
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Toxicology Report This complicates the comparison between the control group and the group that was exposed to high doses of cellphone radiation.
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A leading gun control group is drawing attention to the number of Americans gunned down by toddlers in a satirical new ad.
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Clinton with an award from the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, a national gun control group, her aides agreed that Mrs.
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Researchers asked a control group about their attitudes toward various policy issues — whether they would support prosecuting pregnant drug users, for example.
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A month later, the first group had lower blood pressure and body weight on average, whereas the control group experienced no improvement.
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She and Kelly have started Americans for Responsible Solutions, a gun control group, and appear in a television ad supporting her campaign.
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It was the 18th shooting in a U.S. school so far this year, according to gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Stenting is so accepted that American cardiologists said they were amazed ethics boards agreed to a study with a sham control group.
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In contrast, pain and symptom severity scores in the control group increased and remained higher than at the start of the trial.
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The researchers compared Rinpoche's aging brain to a control group and his appeared to age much slower than the general focus group.
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Their labor was not more prolonged than in the control group, and they were no more likely to need an emergency cesarean.
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Washington (CNN)A pro-gun control group will launch a $5 million ad campaign targeting voters in 15 contentious US House races.
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At the study's 15-year check-in, those in the intervention group had higher mortality rates than those in the control group.
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The researchers also ran a control group, which was asked to describe their commute to work before completing the paper clip task.
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However, neither study included a control group, so any improvements may have been a result of changes in diet or nail care.
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Their profits were 20% higher over the following year, relative to a control group, mainly because they had switched to cheaper suppliers.
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One trial that the study drew from looked at 765 women randomized to an exercise group or a control group (bit.ly/1QNoQzN).
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Dieters met with dieticians and did supervised workouts over 26 weeks, while the control group attended some education sessions on healthy eating.
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Three test groups The pilot program will consist of a control group and three test groups comprised of roughly 400 securities each.
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Included in their analysis were 161,454 women, 27,153 of whom had suffered a miscarriage and 134,305, the control group, had given birth.
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In 2017, that resulted in the control group receiving 216,21 euros ($2000,212) in unemployment benefits and 2000,218 euros ($19823,21982) in social assistance.
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The students in the control group had the same B.M.I.s or higher and had no changes to their feelings of well-being.
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After completing this exercise, levels of collective blame dropped by nearly half compared to a control group (a nearly 18-point decrease).
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There were 22000 deaths among the control group participants (most died of drug overdoses — it's unclear if they were intentional or not).
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In addition, 33 percent of the depressed participants and 31 percent of the control group said their parents divorced or separated during childhood.
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In one experiment, the researchers gave a word memorization test to 17 memory athletes and a control group made up of untrained people.
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The study included 46,163 people with Alzheimer's or dementia as well as a control group of 307,170 people who didn't have these conditions.
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Of the 34 participants, the algorithm correctly identified 15 of the 17 suicidal patients and 16 of 17 member of the control group.
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Machine learning makes it possible to observe statistically significant differences between patients and a control group, which has been difficult in the past.
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The problem with certain populist politicians is not that they mislabel an x-axis here or fail to specify a control group there.
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After a year, most of the people in the diet group lost about 22 pounds, compared to two pounds in the control group.
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Since 218, men under 220 committed two mass shootings with a semiautomatic rifle, according to the gun control group, Everytown for Gun Safety.
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To trigger a payout, reoffending among prisoners participating in the programme had to fall by 7.5% or more, compared with a control group.
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Those dogs tended to approach their owner for help more often, compared to a control group that inhaled a neutral salt water solution.
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An authoritative approach generally correlated with better performance and self-image, for both gifted kids and a control group of academically average children.
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And Michael Bloomberg is likely to dedicate $15 million to his pro-gun control group that has backed both parties, CNN has learned.
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Ultimately, 339 patients completed the trial, with 29.9% of the diary group experiencing PTSD symptoms, as compared to 34.3% of the control group.
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The biggest effect was in the combination group, which saw a 2.5 times longer delay in viral rebound compared to the control group.
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On a daily basis, results are compared to a small control group, where no music is played, so that performance can be tracked.
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Fitbit worked to prevent this by creating a control group that roughly matches the age, gender and previous health information of the participants.
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Incoming National Rifle Association president Oliver North will appear on "Fox News Sunday" alongside Mark Kelly, co-founder of gun control group Giffords.
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Some 93 percent of the women in the letrozole group were alive after five years, compared with 94 percent in the control group.
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But they were also more likely to die from a heart attack than a control group of men who ate more saturated fat.
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Not only did this study lack a control group, he said, but it has not been replicated in the nearly 40 years since.
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Researchers found that students getting the MyPlate nudges selected significantly more fruit, veggies, and low-fat milk than students in the control group.
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Those who'd received the treatment showed significant improvements when it came to completing the course in low light compared to the control group.
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Over the next two months the dogs in the treatment group regained some motor function, while those in the control group did not.
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A man in camouflage turned his attention to a woman on the steps who appeared to be part of a gun control group.
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In addition, youths in the program were 19 percent more likely to graduate high school on time than those in a control group.
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The irony of Trump's concern about vaping deaths was not lost on Shannon Watts, the founder of gun control group Moms Demand Action.
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During follow-up, 203 survivors (2.8%) experienced one or more cardiac events as compared to 331 of those in the control group (0.9%).
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The subjects in a control group continued with their normal lives, with the promise that they could join the program the following year.
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Most, but not all, of the exercisers had shed a few pounds, while some of those in the control group had gained weight.
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And at the end of the study, babies in the coaching group did better on language assessments than babies in the control group.
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Their spinal bone density tended to be lower than among the control group or the long-term runners (whose spinal densities were comparable).
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Did those patients, who all had other serious illnesses, ask their surgeons more questions than a control group who didn't receive the brochure?
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Everytown for Gun Safety, a Bloomberg affiliated gun-control group, spent $2.5 million on those candidates in the lead up to the election.
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Everytown For Gun Safety, a gun-control group aligned with billionaire and presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, played an outsized influence on the victory.
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It was an improvement approximately 120 times greater than the natural learning effect of the control group in the study, the company said.
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People in all three diet groups lost about 9% of their body weight during the study, compared with 1% in the control group.
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And in a control group of children immunized with the measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine, they also didn't find any immune system loss.
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The participants were randomly assigned to a three-month program of aerobic exercise, weight training or no change in activity (the control group).
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Accordingly, nearly half of the spice containers used by study participants in the control group (who did not watch the thermometer video) were contaminated.
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That rate remained stable at three years, with 21 percent of the vaccine patients still alive, compared with 4 percent of the control group.
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At the end of the week, those who were promised they would receive the pizza reward performed 6.7% better overall than the control group.
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One anomaly was that men in the control group, who consumed more calories, reported higher levels of sexual arousal than the calorie-restricted men.
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It wasn't based on prior laboratory experiments, no control group was assigned, no data was collected, and no plans were made for follow-ups.
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Fungicides at various dosage levels and speeds were sprayed through the wind tunnel, while a control group of bees received no such fungicide treatment.
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Oliver worked with Giffords, a gun control group, to create the 3D-printed sculptures, drawing reference to the rise of print-at-home guns.
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Each participant was injected with either 75 micrograms of LSD (a standard "hit") or a placebo consisting of a saline solution (the control group).
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At the end of the study period, nearly twice as many patients in the placebo group reported reduced symptoms as in the control group.
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Most importantly, 46% of the people in the diet group went into remission with their diabetes, compared to just 4% in the control group.
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One control group got a training regimen of the same length, but played a simple short-term memory game that didn't involve any strategy.
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The control group also got an email, but it didn't mention the inauguration either way — just that they should expect some sort of survey.
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Afterward, one group was allowed to practice, another group tried to incubate lucid dreams about the coin toss, and a control group did nothing.
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There were also improvements in the control group, from 35% to 49%, but the gains were not as great as in the therapy groups.
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Other people have studied video game addiction and proposed treatment, but used a small sample size, or performed the study without a control group.
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But Willcock said a control group of participants, who will be asked the same questions using traditional survey methods, will help address those concerns.
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Details of the study, as detailed by MIT Technology Review: Researchers analyzed 34 young adults, even split between suicidal participants and a control group.
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But Manning said its resolution did not win the required votes of at least 50 percent plus one shareholders from the non-control group.
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And one study from way back in 1992 found that napping is more prevalent among those who are depressed compared to a control group.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), who now heads the gun control group Americans for Responsible Solutions, and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, endorsed Clinton.
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For anxiety symptoms, the transgender kids had average scores of about 54, compared with 51 for the control group and 52 for their siblings.
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Finally, both the intervention group and the control group were assigned stressful tasks: Give a five-minute speech about what factors make teenagers popular.
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The control group received shallow needles at nonacupuncture points, with electrical wires attached in the same way, but with no current passing through them.
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After two years, participants made 0.033 percent more on average than workers in a control group, who did not benefit from the new approach.
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One month later, five monkeys who received human embryonic stem cells recouped 10.6 percentage points on average, versus only 2.5 in the control group.
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Sure enough, those kids showed better recognition of Mandarin sounds than a control group who had come in and played with an English speaker.
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People in remission were 903 times more likely to be part of the short-term cognitive behavioral therapy group than the waitlist control group.
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And if you have no control group at all, you can't say the animals were more beneficial than just people coping on their own.
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Unsurprisingly, the volunteers in the competitions ate more wings than those in the control group, and men in both competitions ate more than women.
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Interestingly, Khambadkone says they also had a control group that ate the same amount of meat—but meat that was not processed with nitrate.
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These rats behaved more like the control group, suggesting that "it doesn't seem to be the meat itself, but specifically the nitrates," Khambadkone says.
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In rodent studies, neonatal mice exposed to thirdhand smoke over a period of several weeks weighed significantly less than mice in a control group.
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This time, individuals who viewed climate change as a shared threat and problem gave approximately 50 percent more than subjects from the control group.
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Children born between 1972 and 1977 were randomly assigned as infants to a high quality early care and education program or a control group.
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Meanwhile, during the experiment in space, a control group of cells will be put in a centrifuge in a modified gravity environment on Earth.
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There are at least four E-4Bs, and they are assigned to the 595th Command and Control Group at Offutt Air Base in Nebraska.
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Clients who worked with financial coaches reported being less stressed than their counterparts in the control group, which didn't meet with a financial coach.
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Overall, students in the iPASS group enrolled in fewer credits than students in a control group with no requirements to meet with an adviser.
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There was virtually no difference in donations between those who wrote about their personal role in climate change and the toothbrush-pondering control group.
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Their telomeres resembled those of people in the control group, having remained about the same or, in some instances, shortened during the six months.
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There was no control group in the study to compare the results against, they wrote, and five patients is a very small sample size.
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Perhaps most interesting, the animals that had run and also experienced chronic stress had synapses that resembled those from the normal, unstressed control group.
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Coached attendants washed their hands 35 percent of the time, while the uncoached group, the control group, washed only 0.6 percent of the time.
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The gun control group defines a mass shooting as any incident in which four or more people are shot and killed, excluding the shooter.
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Two years after the course ended, the results still held for attempted rape, while rapes were 31 percent lower than in the control group.
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Strickland has the "courage to stand up to the gun lobby," said Giffords, who now runs the gun control group Americans for Responsible Solutions.
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For a fair comparison, a healthy control group was included, but to the researchers' surprise, they saw a significant impact from pollution on everyone.
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While many patients felt better after a year, so did a nearly equal proportion of people in the control group who didn't have surgery.
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It turned out they didn't have bigger brains than a control group of macaques, but they did perform better on short-term memory tasks.
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And indeed, while the worms in the control group were swimming and eating again at Day 8, these worms failed to grow or move.
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Indeed, the study also found that people who misused ADHD prescriptions were more likely than the control group to exhibit overall substance use disorder.
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The average scores for trust in courts and the police were 7.2 and 6.9 respectively among basic income recipients and the control group members.
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It turned out that for most people, working in a factory didn't significantly improve their income relative to the people in the control group.
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In a trial, the relapse rate of Esqyir users was much lower than that of a control group who were referred to 12-step meetings.
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But the colonoscopy results often showed little to no trace of the specific bacteria in the gut, and were largely indistinguishable from the control group.
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For all 61 patients, half were still alive at 12.5 months, a measure known as median overall survival, compared 11.3 months in the control group.
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In RCTs randomly chosen subjects are given a "treatment", such as a microloan or a school voucher, while those in a control group are not.
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In one study, the researchers found study participants who got some form of personalized diet advice improved their eating habits more than the control group.
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But, perhaps most importantly, they did not perform tests comparing those who used smartphones to a control group that didn't or who used smartphones less.
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"Relative to the control group, the program increases business assets by 57 percent, work hours by 17 percent, and earnings by 38 percent," they wrote.
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More than 1,800 students were enrolled from 10 schools, with five schools using the new product and the other five monitored as a control group.
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These patrons were twice as likely to order a meatless lunch compared with a control group (1 in 3 people versus 1 in 6). Why?
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Taking hormone therapy as a transgender woman did not increase the odds of a heart attack compared to non-transgender men in the control group.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that researchers didn't include a control group of people who received no therapy at all.
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The cataract patients also spent more time in deep sleep and performed better on cognitive tests than their age-matched peers in the control group.
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In the control group, barbers encouraged the men to make lifestyle changes and doctor appointments, but not much else changed in their usual barbershop visits.
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And compared with the hearts of dogs in the control group, the hearts of those taking the drug pumped blood more efficiently at the end.
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The rate of peanut allergy was 0 percent among those exposed to peanut and 2.5 percent for those in the control group who were not.
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They do this by searching the scientific literature to find rat studies where the control group suffered as much as their own GMO-fed group.
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These smaller trials assessed blood pressure before and after participants were randomly assigned either to doing yoga or to a control group without exercise programs.
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For instance, survivors of intimate partner violence were found to have received about four times as many imaging studies as patients from the control group.
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"This could reflect a mechanism of accidental trauma in the control group, while craniofacial fractures allude to a nonaccidental mechanism of trauma," the researchers wrote.
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Some were heating 1 degree Celsius above the surrounding water temperatures, some 2 degrees, and other weren't heated at all, to provide a control group.
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In the second trial, a significant improvement was seen in 66.1 percent of the drug-treated patients, compared with 26.9 percent in the control group.
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In one study of 2100 patients he found that those using VR reported 23 percent less pain and anxiety during surgery than a control group.
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And the final section was a control group, where they planted trees in the clear-cut soil and simply let them grow on their own.
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Suicidal teens could be separated from the control group simply by the type of language they used—and the hopeless way they described their feelings.
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Strangely enough, only male rats showed these increases — and even more puzzling, the control group rats (which received no radiation) tended to live shorter lives.
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And I had a control group of students who didn't hear me say that, so I was able to tease apart that that statement mattered.
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The players' tau signal in those areas was higher, on average, than the tau signal from a control group of men who had not played.
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There are also other methodological issues — for one, some studies don't test a drug's efficacy compared with a placebo or have a strong control group.
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They were interested only in randomized experiments with a control group, meaning that some people had been assigned to start exercising while others had not.
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A randomized control trial found that Year Up participants earned at least 40 percent more than those in a control group — previously unheard-of results.
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The children in the control group, in contrast, had generally added to their visceral fat; this was particularly true among those who were already obese.
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In addition, she said, babies whose parents were coached had an average vocabulary of 100 words compared to the 60 words in the control group.
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At the same time, a control group of 75 healthy people who did not practice caloric restriction saw no improvements in any of these markers.
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However, when asked to recall the words or events a week later, the study found no real difference between cannabis users and the control group.
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Fifteen men who had taken part in bimonthly ceremonies for at least a decade were compared with a control group of people with similar backgrounds.
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The gun control group, aligned with billionaire and now-presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, spent $2.5 million in the 2019 cycle flipping Republican seats to Democrat.
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But at the 12-month mark, 2.13% of the students vaccinated early had acquired some type of meningitis bacteria versus 2.07% in the control group.
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A gun control group is calling on two web hosting companies to shutter websites that sell products that allow people to build their own guns.
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Bloomberg's gun control group, Everytown for Gun Safety, outspent the National Rifle Association in Virginia and has received credit for helping Democrats flip the legislature.
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He voted against the GOP health-care plan last year and recently received an endorsement from a gun-control group backed by ex-Democratic Rep.
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But after eight days, the research team said that the control group had almost recovered while the caffeinated guinea pig group still suffered hearing impairment.
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Of the thousands of active members of those boards, the team found, a significant percentage gave up and discontinued their accounts compared to the control group.
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All of the 30 patients with brain fog reported taking probiotics (some ate probiotic-filled yogurt as well), while only one in the control group did.
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Nearly half of the patients receiving it went into complete remission, as opposed to just 13% in the control group after two years of follow-up.
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During the mating season, male ducks were either kept together with other males (the experimental group) or with a single female (the control group, lucky them).
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Three years after the program, the average household that was part of the program was earning $80 a year more than households in the control group.
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A year out, and then three years out, employees in the experimental group reported less interest in leaving the organization than those in the control group.
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The researchers found that the risk of getting malaria among children vaccinated with Mosquirix was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
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The control group achieved their goal 30 percent of the time, and the lottery and paid-every-day groups performed statistically no better, at 35 percent.
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The study isn't perfect—it's lacking a control group of dead, non-robotic seals, for example—but the 920 individual observations are hard to argue with.
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Another reason that this article is scientifically invalid is that there was no statistical comparison made between the apoaequorin treated group and the placebo control group.
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The primary reason for including a placebo control group in clinical trials is to determine if the treated group improves significantly more than the placebo group.
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By the end of the study, 1.4 percent of people who got bariatric surgery started taking diabetes drugs, compared with 12 percent of the control group.
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Even six years after therapy, autistic children could communicate better and had a lower level of repetitive behaviour than did a control group of their peers.
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But the comparison to humans is a question mark and comparison even to the control group of rats is problematic because of abnormalities in that group.
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The study ran for a total of 14,753 patient visits and found that the first two interventions made the biggest difference compared with the control group.
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Researchers found that by the end of the study period, firms that reported had overall wage bills that were 2.8 percent lower than control group firms.
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You vaccinate a certain number of people and have a control group that doesn't receive the vaccine, then basically see if the vaccine has an impact.
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To test the hypothesis, the researchers compared 460 retired pro football players to 925 men from the Dallas Heart Study, who served as the control group.
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Compared with the control group, the number of computer chips produced by the pizza group after the first day of the experiment increased by 6.7 percent.
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He cautioned that the study was limited by its small size and the lack of a control group of obese people who did not lose weight.
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An experimental study compares the results from an experimental group with their behavior systematically modified, and a control group that's allowed to do whatever they want.
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The gun control group, run by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I), will be joined by Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.
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Gabby Giffords, who now heads the gun control group Americans for Responsible Solutions, announced Sunday she and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, will back Clinton.
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While the study was small and lacked a control group, Dr. Streeter and her colleagues are planning a randomized controlled trial to further test the intervention.
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The study involved two groups of children, one at high risk of depression due to family history and a control group with kids at low risk.
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The second group was treated with metformin, a medication that can lower blood glucose, and the third was the control group, provided with a placebo medication.
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The program will run as a randomized controlled trial, meaning one poverty-stricken region will receive the money, while another region, the control group, will not.
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Those males fathered fewer than one percent the number of offspring produced by the control group, resulting in "almost complete sterility in males," the team said.
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Even randomized trials can succumb to bias from self-selection if people assigned to A.A. don't attend, and if people assigned to the control group do.
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In general, the young people who had exercised, whether they also brain trained or not, were then more physically fit than those in the control group.
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But think of it like this: It means 69 percent of those in the experimental group show results higher than the mean of the control group.
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Some 67 percent of students who received the packets applied to Michigan, compared with 26 percent of a control group of similar students who did not.
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And 28 percent of recipients ended up enrolling in a top university (most of them at Michigan), compared with only 13 percent of the control group.
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While Republicans in large households in the control group had a turnout rate of 49 percent, getting the pro-equality message reduced that to 42.9 percent.
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Parental satisfaction scores were also slightly higher, with a 9.4 on a 10-point scale in the VR group and an 8.6 in the control group.
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Researchers have said that some patients in the control group adopted diet and exercise plans that were almost as intense as those of the intervention group.
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Coached birth attendants measured a newborn's temperature 43 percent of time, compared with participants in the control group, who measured it 0.1 percent of the time.
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The authors find no increase in teenage mothers having kids, but fertility rose for basically everyone from age 216 to 44, compared to the control group.
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"Measures of language skill continue to show that the kids in the coached group are way ahead of the kids in the control group," Kuhl said.
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Under the current FDA system, even when a treatment appears successful in clinical trials, the control group still gets placebo and final approval still takes years.
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And the 28 survivors who received the cocktail was still more than survived in a control group of 36 victims who got roughly identical medical care.
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Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun-control group aligned with the former mayor, has spent millions of dollars to elect candidates supportive of gun-safety measures.
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Xygalatas found that people who did kavadi , and even people who just joined in the procession, donated more to charity than people in a control group.
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Florida is among 25 states to receive an "F" grade on an annual scorecard released Wednesday by a gun-control group founded by a former congresswoman.
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The user is not told that a control group, who are not endowed with superpowers, are passive passengers on a V.R. helicopter tour of the city.
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By the end, all three of the games-based groups increased step counts by more than the control group of people simply tracking their own movements.
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After one week, those in the chronotherapy group improved significantly more than the group receiving standard treatment, although in subsequent weeks the control group caught up.
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Given that 20 percent of women in the control group reported being victims of violence, the videos cut the share of women victimized by a quarter.
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As for trust in politicians and political parties, the average score among basic income recipients was 4.5 compared to 4.0 among members of the control group.
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According to London, not only was the actual exposure of the police officers to any particular chemical not measured, but the study didn't have a control group.
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They compared these patients with a smaller sample of seven patients who had similar gastrointestinal symptoms but no brain fog, using them as a pseudo-control group.
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There were three groups: two that received comfort from their mothers afterward, either in person or by phone, and a control group received no comfort at all.
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When administered to rats, a 200 millimetre dose of a mixture of plant extracts reduced acetaldehyde levels by just over 11 percent compared to a control group.
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The rate of health complications and deaths was lower in the control group, with only three children experiencing any similar lung issues and none dying from it.
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Between the control group and the e-cigarette group, the researchers found no significant differences in the levels of inflammatory cells and proteins in the adults' lungs.
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A 2017 report from arms control group Conflict Armament Research found that ISIS had captured "significant quantities" of NATO weaponry after looting Iraqi weapons depots in 93.
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"I see them as a lightning rod," said an official with another gun control group, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of concerns about alienating supporters.
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After ten years, the researchers didn't find a difference in the incidence of dementia between participants in the control group and the reasoning or memory strategy groups.
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Students who were educated in districts under court-ordered desegregation got a better quality education than those in the control group, which translated into significant educational gains.
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In the control group, however, the frequency of hot flashes and/or night sweats had fallen by only 0.5% at six weeks and 15% at 20 weeks.
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Volunteers adopting a low-fat diet spontaneously lost a small amount of weight for a short while (although these initial studies typically lacked an appropriate control group).
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Over the first year, the intensive counseling group lost about 12 percent of their weight on average, compared with less than 1 percent in the control group.
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Researchers found Zika-neutralizing antibodies in the blood of all 42 patients, compared with about half in the study's control group of patients hospitalized for other reasons.
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As children, the kangaroo care kids typically spent more years in preschool than the control group of participants who didn't receive this infant care, the study found.
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Mr Blattman says the first measure of success will be whether more participants survive than members who are monitored in a control group in the same neighbourhoods.
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Twenty states passed some form of gun regulation last year, including nine states with a Republican governor, according to the gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety.
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One study published in 2016 asked a randomly selected group of adults to quit Facebook for a week; a control group continued browsing the site as usual.
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The findings are drawn from cognitive assessments for 80 survivors of these tumors and a control group of 40 otherwise similar people who didn't have these malignancies.
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In addition, the exercise group had about 15 asthma-symptom-free days per month, on average, compared to about 9 days per month for the control group.
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GUNS. Sandy Hook Promise, a gun control group founded in the wake of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, hired lobbying firm Guide Consulting Services.
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At age 30, 75% of participants had worked full time for at least 16 of the previous 24 months, compared with just 53% of the control group.
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The Michigan HighScope Perry Preschool Study compared adults at age 27 and 3003 who had graduated from the preschool program with a control group that had not.
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They did this for 10 weeks, and turned in diet diaries and blood samples, and a control group who didn't change their meal times did the same.
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Their behavior was compared to a control group of bees that did not get any training, and the difference was night and day, according to the study.
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With virtual reality (VR), patients reported an average decline in pain scores of 143 points, compared with an average decrease of 0.46 points for the control group.
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Baker subsequently took a position with Sandy Hook Promise, a gun control group founded after the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Esty's district.
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The phone interview response rate was 85033 percent, with 31 percent of people who received the monthly payments responding compared to 20 percent of the control group.
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Thompson said at the conference that was more a reflection of the difficulties of conducting studies, as the control group for the studies are difficult to maintain.
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Participants were randomly assigned to use MediTrain or to a control group that used a different type of app, such as one that taught a foreign language.
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Both studies found that participants who received cash or checks of $245 to $800 over the year quit smoking at triple the rate of a control group.
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Compared with a control group of mice that did not fly on the mission, the space-flown mice lost weight in the form of lean muscle mass.
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A University of Washington analysis found that LEAD participants — some 450 so far — were 58 percent less likely to be rearrested than those in a control group.
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This was essentially matched by the control group, who after six months with inactive devices had 17 percent hitting the improvement target and 253 percent in remission.
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The agency set specific goals: Clients should have more clean drug screens, fewer reports of child mistreatment and fewer foster care placements, compared to a control group.
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For one, the studies often lacked a strong control group, which is needed to help tease out the effects of a supervised consumption site on its own.
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In one study, two weeks of mindfulness training produced a 60 percent reduction in smoking, compared with no reduction in a control group that focused on relaxation.
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In 2007, another large study led by Dr. Boden — also without an untreated control group — found stents did not prevent heart attacks or deaths from heart disease.
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So you can compare what happened to the tariffed imports to the de facto control group of untouched imports; this tells you the impact of the tariffs.
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The patients in the control group, on the other hand, had on average 5 percent more coronary obstruction after one year and 28 percent after five years.
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For example, one study reported that a group of 17 teenagers with online gaming "addiction" had microstructural changes in various brain regions compared with a control group.
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Other research from the University of Rochester Medical Center found that cancer patients who wore acupressure wristbands experienced much less nausea than those in the control group.
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Patients in the treatment group lost nearly three pounds on average, compared with patients in the control group who gained an average of a half a pound.
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The early-use group had more crashes, missed more stop signs and red lights, and spent more time driving over the speed limit than the control group.
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Survey respondents reported becoming sick 72% less than the control group of citizens living with no nanomachines at all or too few to observe any healing function.
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All of the kids enjoyed it, but there wasn't a drop in anxiety levels between the children in the test group and those in the control group.
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For three years, 250 randomly chosen people in Germany will receive unconditional transfers of up to $466 per month, while 250 others act as a control group.
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Both groups of runners also showed about 12 percent greater muscle mass in their legs than the inactive control group and about 17 percent less body fat.
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When you don't see this picture, it should give you pause because it suggests that wage and job dynamics may be quite different in the control group.
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When you don't see this picture, it should give you pause because it suggests that wage and job dynamics may be quite different in the control group.
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The full intervention group saw their systolic pressure go down by an average of 16.53 mmHg, while the control group saw an average reduction of 10.74 mmHg.
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Only 12 states require expanded background checks at gun shows for handguns as well as rifles and shotguns, according to the Brady Campaign, a gun control group.
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For instance, if a lab had 10 cloned monkeys, it could give five of them an experimental medicine, and give the others no treatments (the control group).
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A gun control group sent fliers to the White House and members of Congress with graphic images from the mass shooting earlier this year in Las Vegas.
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They interviewed 29 accident victims, 22 lottery winners, and 22 people in the control group (meaning they didn't win a lottery or get paralyzed in an accident).
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"Over the course of nine months, the people in the competition group walked about a hundred miles more than the people in the control group," Patel said.
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Most of those in the control group were now slightly less able to think clearly and remember than they had been six months before, new tests showed.
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The article offered no backup data, no scientific control group and no real way to fact-check any of the assertions made to promote the author's program.
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Some are more skeptical about past research showing serious harms, and they question how much we can infer from studies that often lack a comparable control group.
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They also point to two systematic reviews that combine the results of only studies that directly compare those in solitary confinement to those in a control group.
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The people who had this training had 42 percent fewer falls in the six months following the training than a control group who just had treadmill training.
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In fact, a recent randomized controlled trial concluded that those who exercised or meditated had fewer severe acute respiratory illnesses than did a control group that did neither.
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Meanwhile, Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control group founded by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, has pushed for broad changes to state and federal laws.
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The studies, which collectively involved more than 7,000 patients, were published between 1980 and 2016 and compared patients' perceptions of their anxiety and pain to a control group.
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The researchers also tested a control group of imposters to see if the AI could tell when someone was trying to fake another person's gait (which it could).
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After three months, babies in the relaxation group consumed an average of 227 grams (about 8 ounces) more breast milk each day than infants in the control group.
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On average, ibudilast patients had about 2.5 milliliters less brain tissue loss than the control group, or around a 50 percent difference in the rate of brain loss.
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After five years, in children exposed to higher than average rates of malaria, there were more cases (1,002) in the vaccinated group compared with the control group (992).
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There was no effect in subsequent years (by some analyses, there was actually a negative effect — on average kids in the program did worse than the control group).
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In fact, a recent randomized controlled trial concluded that those who exercised or meditated had fewer severe acute respiratory illnesses than did a control group that did neither.
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Kara Lynch, the UCSF doctor responsible for the study, says "financial restrictions" prevented her from using more participants, or a control group, but that they were not necessary.
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It looks at the referral traffic from a test group of people who see Instant Article versions of links, and a control group that sees mobile web versions.
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The second group had to do this for 60 seconds, the third for 90 seconds, and the fourth was the control group that did not suffer for science.
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The website has an entire section about "the science" behind the device, complete with impressive claims about volunteers losing a lot of weight compared to a control group.
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The researchers are monitoring the nurses' health and productivity and comparing this against a control group working in a similar facility which is clocking in 25-hour weeks.
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In one, villagers get a UBI for 12 years; in the second, for two; in the third, they get a lump sum; the fourth is a control group.
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Of that 2000,0003, roughly half will be randomly selected to receive an unconditional $2000 a month, while the others will form a control group that will receive $230.
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The week the game came out, however, the Pokémon-playing group showed an average of 955 extra steps per day, while the control group remained near the baseline.
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The control group of mice that hadn't received a dose of cannabis performed as expected—the young mice outperformed the middle-aged and elderly subjects across the board.
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The findings, presented at the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology's annual congress in Vienna, showed a clear distinction in the group receiving effective light therapy and the control group.
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Seventy percent of people affected by the disease, as opposed to 40% from a control group, were found to wash their feet at the end of the day.
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At the start of the study, people in the gaming group typically got about 23,244 steps a day and individuals in the control group logged about 7,662 steps.
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When dealing with any scientific line of inquiry on Penny Dreadful, a viewer's first thought is that you're better off in the control group, if there is one.
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To draw a comparison, the researchers looked at car crash data from a control group: age-matched and sex-matched people who had not been diagnosed with ADHD.
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Using Amazon's Mechanical Turk system, researchers broke participants into two groups—an experimental group, who were asked indirectly about their snooping habits, and a control group that wasn't.
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Both sleep techniques – graduated extinction and bedtime fading — decreased the time it took children to fall asleep and graduated extinction reduced night wakings, compared to the control group.
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About 5 to 7 percent of the male rats exposed to the highest level of radiation developed schwannomas in their hearts, compared with none in the control group.
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In 1982, a Harvard professor, Dr. Daniel W. Cramer, and his colleagues compared 215 women with ovarian cancer and 19923 healthy women who served as a control group.
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But some experts noted that the women who took the drug an extra five years did not live longer on the whole than those in the control group.
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The researchers randomly assigned the men, based on their barbershop, to participate in the pharmacist-led program or to a control group between February 2015 and July 193.
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A similar programme initiated in North Carolina in the 1970s tested the impact of pre-schooling on 111 children, again divided into a test and a control group.
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A second prominent gun control group is backing Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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When researchers discover that their GMO-fed rats still have significant health problems compared to their (contaminated) control group, they simply "replace" their controls with even sicker animals.
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The trial, which is being run by the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre, is recruiting up to 1,500 participants, including healthy people to act as a control group.
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According to Truth Initiative, a non-profit tobacco control group, nearly 85 percent of black smokers prefer menthol cigarettes, compared with only about 29 percent of white smokers.
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For three years he worked at a public relations firm called Powell Tate, and in 1997 he worked as a spokesman for Handgun Control, a gun control group.
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Some of the studies that find a long-term advantage from education are very carefully designed to avoid the methodological problems associated with not having a control group.
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No harmful effects were found among the subjects who took psychedelics in one study, and the other found them to actually be psychologically healthier than the control group.
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What the team discovered was individuals who were forced to look at climate change as a collective issue gave 7 percent more than those from the control group.
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"High school students are scary," said Jay Falk, 18, a senior in Virginia who co-founded Students Demand Action DMV, a gun control group with over 100 members.
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But the brains in the control group couldn't survive cellularly past 240 minutes, at which point decomposition set in, making comparison to the experimental group impossible beyond that.
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Even before the intervention began, the tests chosen for the price-showing group were ordered more than three times as much as those chosen for the control group.
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The walkers' brains showed less activation in portions of the brain required for attention and rapid decision-making than did the brains of those in the control group.
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A second registry in the study included 20,256 obese patients who had bariatric surgery and a control group of 16,162 people who were treated with intensive lifestyle modifications.
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The chief counsel for a leading U.S. gun-control group questioned the legality of the sanctuary movement, saying state legislatures make laws and courts interpret them, not sheriffs.
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Iora points to a study showing hospitalizations are 6900 percent lower and healthcare spending 2628 percent lower than with a control group using a more conventional healthcare system.
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A gun control group says 75,85033 new people have signed up to volunteer since a gunman opened fire last week at a Florida high school, according to CNN.
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Most people are wary of studies with control groups given placebos, but cancer studies do not use placebos: The control group generally gets the best available standard care.
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The researchers found that the skills of the players who had used IntelliGym improved by 30 percent more than those in the control group, according to Dr. Savelsbergh.
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When the researchers scanned the brains of the control group, they realize that after just six weeks of training they had developed connections that resembled the memory athletes'.
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A decade after their diagnosis, 093 percent of the breast cancer patients on the low-fat diet were still alive, compared with 78 percent in the control group.
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When the boys reached age 30, they earned an average of $25,2500 more a year than those in the control group and had half a year more education.
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The students who enrolled themselves into the group setting had lower baseline emotional ratings compared to the other two groups (the individual, and control group which involved no exercise).
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Compared to a control group of similar men conceived naturally, the ICSI group had much lower average sperm concentration, total sperm count and total motile or active sperm count.
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For instance, when it came to the half of the group that consisted of formers, several regions of the brain lit up that did not among the control group.
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The people who were in the waitlist control group did ultimately receive the cognitive behavioral therapy, but after a 15 week delay to allow the study to be completed.
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At this point, babies in the relaxation group also slept an average of 82 minutes a day longer and had higher weight gains than infants in the control group.
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For his 1998 study, Wakefield found a control group of children who did not have autism in a strange place: the 10th birthday party of his oldest son, James.
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Johnson likens his research approach to a clinical trial for a new drug under which a "treatment" group is given the pharmaceutical while a "control" group gets a placebo.
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She's comparing the cohort in at Bard in Manhattan to a control group at another public high school in Queens, where students are taking a more standardized health class.
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This can be because supplies of drugs are limited, or because a right to try could make it harder to recruit patients for trials that use a control group.
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The current study involved almost 280,210 women diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in Finland between 22 and 23 and a control group of about 22,26 similar women without this diagnosis.
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In fact, slightly more cases of the disease occurred among vaccinated children living in areas with high rates of malaria than in the control group five years after vaccination.
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Delp filled his control group with astronauts who had never flown, culled from the Apollo, Gemini, and space shuttle programs, as well as two cancelled Air Force space programs.
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But interestingly, the people who thought their taxes were most fair were those in the control group — people who hadn't answered any questions when they were asked about fairness.
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The early-stage study took place over 12 weeks, and included both an 82-person healthy control group and 31 individuals with varying stages of cognitive decline and dementia.
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Both ballot initiatives were backed by Everytown for Gun Safety, the gun control group founded by billionaire former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and polls had suggested the measures would pass.
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When everyone attempted the task again, the people who had dreamed about it improved their hit rate by 43 percent, compared with just 4 percent for the control group.
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The 576 students who did not win a place in one of the high-performing schools served as a comparison, or control, group, the researchers wrote in JAMA Pediatrics.
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The same was true with the rates of death from any cause, which were 226 percent among the adults wearing a defibrillator and 22018 percent in the control group.
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Participants who started with full points for sustainability delivered projects that scored about 20 percent better, on average, than members of a control group who worked up from zero.
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To separate out the two, researchers usually look at a control group, or a city that is experiencing a similar job boom but did not increase its minimum wage.
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The study did not have a control group, so the researchers used three historical control groups from previous studies to see whether the treatment affected the disease at all.
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The high-school graduation rate among girls in the Perry Project who had attended pre-school, for instance, was 52 percentage points higher than that of the control group.
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There also wasn't a control group, so there may have been other factors affecting the results (people often change their normal behaviour when they're taking part in a study).
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"Gun violence has become a kitchen table issue for American families," said Peter Ambler, the executive director of Giffords, the pro-gun control group set up by former Rep.
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In one study, 300 high school freshmen used this same method; nine months later, the prevalence of depression they reported was 103 percent less than in a control group.
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SaveUSA participants continued to put away more money during the follow-up period than the control group and they kept their savings accounts active even after the program ended.
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Over the 12 weeks of follow-up, 37.7 percent of the treatment group reported similar levels of improvement, compared to 14.1 percent of the patients in the control group.
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Echoing the approach that medical researchers take to clinical trials, the lottery randomly assigned a kind of experimental treatment to winners, while the losers served as a control group.
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The numbers don't look good: 8 percent of the girls who received the dolls had at least one baby by 20, compared to 4 percent of the control group.
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So even the parents of adult children who received the early education intervention had higher incomes than the parents of adult children who were assigned to the control group.
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"They're trying to bank on the R next to her name," said Nikki Faddick, a co-leader for a local chapter of Moms Demand Action, a gun control group.
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John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control group backed by Michael R. Bloomberg, said his group spent more money lobbying states than the federal government.
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The result: Conservatives who were given material showing that the ruling was political viewed the Court as significantly less legitimate compared to even other conservatives in the control group.
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A pilot study found that with T.A.P., the frequency of such behaviors decreased compared to a control group, allowing family members to spend fewer daily hours caring for patients.
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And there was no control group or placebo, so it's unclear if the psilocybin or some other variable — the psychotherapy that accompanied the psilocybin, for example — produced the results.
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Statistically, they also were less likely over all to experience a serious perineal tear during delivery than the control group, especially those athletes who competed in high-impact sports.
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While Florida gets an "F" rating, the lowest, from one major gun-control group, the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, 24 other states also share that ranking.
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The research team found that 78% of children in the VR group had a "low distress" score of less than five, as compared with 52% in the control group.
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"Children of coached parents produced real words, such as ball or milk, at almost twice the rate of children whose parents were in the control group," Ferjan Ramirez said.
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However, there were no differences in any measure of driving performance between the participants who started using cannabis when they were older and the control group of non-users.
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Finally, the scientists randomly assigned their volunteers to start either walking or, as a control group, to visit the lab for weekly education sessions about nutrition and healthy living.
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It is impossible, though, for persons practicing mindfulness not to know whether or not they are doing it, so how do you create a "placebo" for a control group?
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That percentage "exceeded the mean historical incidence (0.8%), and exceed the highest rate observed in a single historical control group (2%) of completed peer reviewed studies," the researchers wrote.
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A major gun control group is investing $5 million in digital ads focused on 15 Republican House districts that could turn blue in the upcoming midterm elections, Politico reported.
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Two weeks after the session, members of the active group felt better, on average, about their social relations than seventy-three per cent of those in the control group.
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Extra cases of cancer were the chief reason for the higher death rate, with 3.1 percent of aspirin users dying of cancer versus 2.3 percent in the control group.
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Not only did people in the gamer group report 62 percent fewer intrusive memories compared to the control group, they said they felt less troubled by the flashbacks, too.
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The results of the trial appeared on January 21 in the journal JAMA: Among the 22 patients in the control group who took medication, 0003 saw their disease worsen.
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At 40, the Perry children had higher median incomes than their control-group peers; they were less likely to be on welfare and less likely to have been arrested.
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"Our movement is chipping away and convincing lawmakers that they should be voting for public safety," said Jonas Oransky deputy legal director of gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety.
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They first fed rats 14 grams of store-bought jerky every other day (the rat equivalent of one snack a day in humans) and compared them to a control group.
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The authors of both that study and the current review noted that slightly more people in the app-training group reported improvements in their symptoms than did the control group.
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The AspireAssist group lost an average of 12.1 percent of their body weight after a year, compared with a loss of 3.6 percent of body weight for the control group.
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By using volunteers to teach both boys and girls in village schools for a few hours a week, it managed to raise test scores substantially relative to a control group.
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Three months after starting the intervention, the researchers found that babies in the cry-it-out group were falling asleep almost 15 minutes faster than babies in the control group.
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By the end of the experiment, only 44 percent of participants in the heat condition chose to help with the additional survey, compared to 76 percent in the control group.
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Half the women were randomly assigned to receive the self-help CBT booklet plus a breathing/relaxation CD. The other half were placed on a waiting list (the control group).
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During the study there were 29 serious adverse events in the peer support group and 42 in the control group, but researchers determined that none were related to the study.
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A study on learning and memory showed that participants using tDCS were able to master new piano chords 40 percent faster than the control group, showing accelerated motor skills learning.
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Another pre-school experiment that has been followed up over years, the Abecedarian Project in North Carolina, which divided 111 children into a test and control group, suggests similar results.
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They dissected the worms at the end of the experiment and compared the gut fauna of those that had been eating plastics with the fauna found in the control group.
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But in the group of microdosing mice, the middle-aged and elderly mice were able to do as well in the tests as the young mice in the control group.
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Nearly a quarter of the people who managed their weight were able to lose 33 pounds or more, while none in the control group were able to lose that much.
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It's unclear whether the differences between the experimental and control groups were specifically due to the alarm calls, or due to the control group sitting in a quiet empty box.
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While Newman had directed a national anti-bullying nonprofit and served as a state spokesperson for the gun control group Moms Demand Action, she had never run for office before.
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Compared to a control group who did nothing but judo-specific training, lifting weights three times a week led to significant improvements in flexibility in the shoulders, trunk, and hips.
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None of the vaccinated adults got infected, whereas 80% of the individuals in the control group developed a rash and all of them had detectable dengue virus in their blood.
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Firms that disclosed in the study saw not only decreased wage growth for men during the trial period, but a 2.5 percent decline in productivity compared to control group companies.
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Part of the problem is that it's tough to get funding for this kind of research, and it's difficult to execute: how, for example, would you do a control group?
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Another showed a 90 percent reduction of symptoms in sexual assault victims, when compared to a control group who had received no treatment (while they were on a waiting list).
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They found that it helped 63 percent of them sleep better, but they had no control group, and no placebo—limitations that they and other authors mention in their papers.
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Among people who initially rated their pain at least a 7 out of 10, average pain score reductions were 3.04 points with VR compared with 0.93 in the control group.
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When Mr Jamieson collected their saliva after the exam, it suggested his intervention had not soothed their nerves: they were at least as stressed as those in the control group.
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But Seralini's critics were at a loss to explain why the GMO-fed males had four times as many palpable tumors than his control group that ate non-GMO corn.
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The students who completed the exercise subsequently had lower levels of stress, reported more confidence in coping and achieved slightly higher grades at year's end, compared to a control group.
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According to Dr. Thorn's preliminary findings, the group that received cognitive behavioral therapy had significantly less pain and fewer depressive symptoms afterward than a control group that got medical treatment.
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After one year, as we recently reported in the journal Health Affairs, employees randomly assigned to a control group that received no financial incentive had no change in their weight.
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Recipients in Finland's trial said they felt "less stress symptoms as well as less difficulties to concentrate and less health problems than the control group," according to researcher Minna Ylikanno.
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More than twice as many children in the intervention schools (where kids received the lesson plans) achieved a passing score on the test compared with those in the control group.
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Khambadkone and others looked for versions of that in rats that they fed diets of nitrated-cured meat, and in a control group that didn't get that type of meat.
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They also showed increases on a "Life Orientation Test" that tests for optimism and a "Daily Spiritual Experiences Scale," compared to a control group who received no intervention at all.
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But the randomized controlled trial showed that no such causal link exists, as 12 percent of the control group exited the job, compared with 10.8 percent of the intervention group.
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The difference in an article's trustworthiness score between the two groups is equal to the brand prejudice — or bias — of the control group (those who can see the news source).
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The result: The change in average sales during the experiment was 7 percent higher at the stores subject to the new policies than at the stores in the control group.
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A smaller Massachusetts study, published in April, found that people receiving meals from Community Servings had fewer visits to the emergency room and fewer hospital admissions than a control group.
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At the other end of the European blue chip index, British pest control group Rentokil tumbled 18% after withdrawing its 2020 guidance, suspending its dividend and announcing cost-cutting plans.
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They randomly assigned 100 children, ages 93 to 8, either to a control group that heard simple verbal instructions or a group that experienced a three-minute virtual reality program.
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Over the next year, marital satisfaction remained stable in those couples, whereas it continued to decline in the control group that hadn't been instructed to take the third-party perspective.
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The predictability of the loops brings a necessary order to the operation, like the control group in an experiment in which the guests are the ones doing all the improvising.
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They gained, on average, four times as much visceral fat as the normal-weight children in the control group, and also did not perform as well on the subsequent test.
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"I think we are going to see a consistent and sustained legislating on gun safety," said Peter Ambler, executive director of Giffords, the gun control group formed by former Rep.
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Even when "the reveries" were causing hosts to deviate from their routines, we at least had those routines as a point of comparison, like the control group in an experiment.
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However, he was put in the control group, meaning he would have to endure the industry standard, an hour-and-a-half-long injection of Zometta, a calcium-binding enhancer.
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His youthfulness derives from existing therapies: he takes metformin—a diabetes drug that has made elderly diabetics live longer than a healthy control group—and Retin-A, for his skin.
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But a pilot study in 2018 with 96 participants showed that one 30-minute session decreased symptoms of anxiety and depression in kids compared to kids in a control group.
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After eight weeks, the low-sugar group had gotten their added sugar intake down to just 1 percent of their daily calories, compared to 9 percent in the control group.
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Compared to a control group of 1,986 hospitals that did not change hands, acquired hospitals saw their "patient experience" satisfaction score decline from the equivalent of 50th percentile to 41st.
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These studies involve randomly assigning participants to two groups — one that receives treatment (the experimental group) and one that doesn't (the control group) — to measure how effective the treatment is.
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In that time period, 23.4 percent of obese individuals who completed a Redbrick Journey lost at least 5 percent of their body weight, compared to 16.5 percent in the control group.
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Plus, even though the researchers found an improvement in their quality of life, the transgender people in the study had a lower quality of life compared to a cisgender control group.
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Ukrainian officials, security monitors and Kiev's foreign backers had warned on Wednesday that Moscow's decision to withdraw from a Ukrainian-Russian ceasefire control group could worsen the fighting in eastern Ukraine.
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Most clinical studies work by determining a set period of time, say six weeks, and closely measuring how people fare with a new intervention compared to those in a control group.
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The researchers used four groups of rodents, one of which was given night milk, another given day milk, a group dosed with Diazepam, and a control group that just drank water.
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A new study paid people to limit their use of major social media platforms to 10 minutes a day, and compared them to a control group that didn't make any changes.
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Giffords' husband Mark Kelly, a retired Navy captain, combat veteran and NASA astronaut who, along with her, founded the gun-control group Americans for Responsible Solutions in 2013, also delivered remarks, .
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Their study, published by the West Indian Medical Journal, found that 13 children on Lupron for precocious puberty had serious vitamin short fallings, compared to two children in a control group.
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Seniors in the control group, meanwhile, did not see a large change in their scores for loneliness at the end of the six months, and their interest in life declined slightly.
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During the 12-week gaming period, competitors in the competition hit their daily step goals more often than the control group of participants who weren't in the game, the study found.
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Based on disability questionnaires, the people in the mindfulness group had improved more after eight weeks than the control group, though disability scores were again similar by the six-month point.
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It would be unethical for the control group to be randomized to a potentially deadly study condition like not getting clean needles or access to a drug proven to reduce overdose.
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One limitation of the study is that it lacked a control group of patients who received non-surgical treatments like painkillers, back braces or bed rest, researchers note in The BMJ.
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Over the course of the week, while the cash incentive gradually decreased productivity by 6.5 percent, pizza and compliments made workers stay above the productivity baseline set by the control group.
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The study also included a control group of women without SAD who went through the same process: taking testosterone or a placebo, followed by monitored exposure to photographs of facial expressions.
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The condition improved in 62 percent of the patients on Epidiolex, according to their caregivers (34 percent of the patients in the control group were said to have improved on placebo).
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They divided the men into three groups: a group who exercised before breakfast, a group who exercised after breakfast, and a control group who made no changes to their daily routines.
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To evaluate the medical costs of crash injuries, researchers examined compared costs of treating accident victims to a control group of otherwise similar individuals in Ontario who were not in collisions.
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Only 11 percent of the control group patrons brought their blood pressure to a healthy range, but two-thirds of those who worked with pharmacists in the barber shop were successful.
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Then they compared what happened over time, using Texas as a kind of control group to see how much of a difference the Medicaid expansions in the other two states made.
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But at the same time, during an actual hot flash induced by the hot suit, the exercisers perspired less and showed a lower rise in skin temperature than the control group.
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Even five years later, long after the therapy had ended, those who'd had CBT were less over-anxious about their health than a control group who did not get the CBT.
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Greminger said he hoped Ukraine could agree to some concessions on a dispute over visas that prompted Russian military officers to withdraw from a Ukrainian-Russian ceasefire control group in December.
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With the Mediterranean diet, women also gained less weight: an average of 6.8 kg (15 pounds) versus 8.3 kg (18 pounds) for the control group of mothers on their usual diets.
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Employees who earned $1.40 for every day they met their goal achieved the step goal 35 percent of the time — a figure statistically no different than that of the control group.
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Still, he was able to create something of a control group by having 200 volunteers who weren't taking psychedelics complete the same survey given to the microdosers on a daily basis.
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In virtually every category, respondents who learned about that woman endorsed more punitive policies and expressed greater anger and disgust toward pregnant addicted women than was observed in the control group.
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The link between FGS and HIV is very difficult to prove in a clinical study because it not possible to have a control group that is left untreated, Reinhard-Rupp said.
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For example, cognitive-behavioral therapy has shown efficacy in reducing the incidence and severity of a schizophrenia diagnosis and the need for antipsychotic medication, compared to a minimally treated control group.
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"North Korea's next goal may be to develop a mobile ICBM that would be capable of threatening targets around the world," she wrote to member states in the missile control group.
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Tom Collina, policy director of the Ploughshares Fund, an arms control group, says that both Moscow and Washington are on track to meet the 1,550 limit by the treaty's 2018 deadline.
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There are studies being conducted, but also as you mentioned earlier, it's also sometimes hard to get a control group because it's hard to find someone who isn't on their phone.
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But then Matthew Madison, a graduate student in her lab, took a closer look at the cells in their control group, which had been exposed to the vape liquid without nicotine.
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The retail sales control group — which includes items included in the personal consumption expenditures component of the GDP report — increase 0.6% in January, better than the 0.3% increase that was expected.
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In comparison, 76 percent of participants in the control group, otherwise known as people who did not have to relive memories of heat-induced thigh-chafing, agreed to taking the survey.
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Some 2 to 3 percent of the male rats exposed to the radiation developed malignant gliomas, a deadly brain cancer, compared to none in a control group that received no radiation.
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Each of those survivors was matched in age, gender and postal code to 0.9 cancer-free individuals from the general population, for a total of 36,205 individuals in the control group.
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Researchers randomly assigned them to receive Housing First services with community treatment or with intensive case management, or to a control group that only received access to more traditional support programs.
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In the acupuncture group, 105 women got pregnant, compared to 88 of the controls, and the number of miscarriages in the acupuncture group was slightly higher than in the control group.
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For one thing, the control group didn't have any intervention at all, while the coached group knew that researchers would be listening closely to their behavior to give them personal feedback.
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The researchers also gathered data about the body compositions of 59 inactive older men and women from a separate, long-term study of health and aging to provide a control group.
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Overall mortality from any cause within those two years was also 17% lower among patients who were implanted with the device compared with the control group, at 29.1% and 46.1%, respectively.
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The FDA placed a hold on three Merck multiple myeloma combination trials in July after safety monitors reported more deaths among patients who received Keytruda than those in the control group.
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Adding the drug, abemaciclib, led to significant tumor shrinkage in 43 percent of patients compared with 44 percent for the control group in the ongoing study dubbed Monarch-3, researchers reported.
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After another 12 weeks without any games, people in the competition group still logged an average of 569 more daily steps than participants in the control group that only counted steps.
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A group of 21 adults, mostly women in their 30s, would be taught to read and write Devanagari, the alphabet used for Hindi, while a control group of nine would not.
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Vitamin E was not found in the lung fluids of a control group of healthy people, or people who exclusively smoked cigarettes, vaped nicotine exclusively, or did not smoke at all.
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In that experiment, which ran from 1998 to 2003, hundreds of sedentary, overweight volunteers between the ages of 40 and 60 had remained inactive as a control group or begun exercising.
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"He's done what the Administration can do," says Liz Avore, the legal director for Everytown for Gun Safety, a pro-gun control group founded by former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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In randomized trials, people who used it had higher rates of abstinence and were more likely to stay in a recovery program than those in the control group (see here and here).
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Those in the control group would get the same sort of usual care, including standard genetic screening for the newborns and genetic counseling for caretakers with a family history of genetic disease.
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Those who were told gaydar is real stereotyped much more than the control group, and participants stereotyped much less when they had been told that gaydar is just another term for stereotyping.
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That's because many trials now allow patients in the control group the opportunity to "cross over" to get the drug being studied, if preliminary data suggests it could help them, Pazdur said.
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European researchers looked at the blood and urine of 38 Italian children diagnosed with ASD and compared them to a similarly matched control group of 31 children who did not have autism.
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Ideally, Chesin says, researchers would expose one group of people to 13 Reasons Why and keep a control group away from the show, and then track suicide rates within the two groups.
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After longer durations of time, such as one month or a year, HSAMs retain the ability to recall information with exquisite clarity, while the neurotypical people (the control group) most certainly cannot.
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Hoping to zero in on the exact cause of the outbreak, they then compared some of these patients to a control group of other contact lens wearers who had visited the hospital.
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Similarly, researchers at Ohio State University found that patients with lip piercings were 41 percent more likely to develop receding gums than the control group, and their recessions were twice as deep.
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Gradisar and his colleagues found that by a year after the sleep training interventions, all of the babies, including those in the control group, were getting about the same amount of sleep.
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She found that the group that did speed training showed 33 percent less risk of dementia relative to the control group, while the memory and the reasoning interventions offered no such benefit.
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In 2008, Clark conducted a study which found that college athletes taking 10 grams of collagen saw more improvement to their activity-related joint pain than a control group taking a placebo.
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To talk about measures that could chip away at that, VICE spoke to Laura Cutilletta, the managing attorney for the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, a California-based gun control group.
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About 2 to 3 percent of the male rats exposed to the radiation developed malignant gliomas, a brain cancer, compared with none in a control group that was not exposed to radiation.
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"Especially once we sat down and looked at the blood pressure control rates and we were comparing the intervention group and the control group, I was sort of taken aback," she said.
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The gun control group he backs, Everytown for Gun Safety, spent $373 million in Virginia this year, helping the Democratic Party take control of the statehouse for the first time since 1994.
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Overall average survival time for the 61 patients who received the experimental therapy was 12.5 months, compared with 11.3 months for a control group of matched patients who received standard treatment (chemotherapy).
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In a study published in January, for instance, collegiate male athletes displayed better balance after 10 weeks of yoga classes than a control group of athletes who did not change their routines.
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Compared to those in a control group at a similar facility who were working eight-hour days, they reported being happier at work, more productive, and less likely to call out sick.
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Researchers randomly assigned 126 families to either participate in a reading-based parenting program with eight weekly sessions or join a control group of people on a waiting list for the program.
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The pilot study of 22 inmates instructed half the group to practice Transcendental Meditation for 20 minutes twice a day, while other prisoners—the control group—were placed on a 'wait list.
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The 15-man control group didn't play video games that often, and the other 15 members of the group included fans of first-person shooters like Call of Duty or Counter-Strike.
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" Trump on Friday also claimed to lack any knowledge that a pandemic control group within his own National Security Council was disbanded under his watch, calling a question on the topic "nasty.
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The randomized controlled trial showed that the wellness program had little effect on spending compared with the control group in both overall spending ($576 versus $568) and hospital spending ($317 versus $297).
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Their habits and thought processes were compared with a control group of more than 500 obese people who reported neither gaining nor losing more than five pounds over more than five years.
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This means that not only are some patients assigned to a control group that doesn't get the promising medicine, but that who gets what treatment is decided, essentially, by a coin flip.
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But Milne was able to correctly identify the six Parkinson's patients by the scent on their shirts, plus one person in the control group — who was diagnosed with Parkinson's nine months later.
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Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control group, found that 57 percent of mass shooting perpetrators from 2009 to 2015 included a spouse, former spouse or other family member among the victims.
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Along with the usual super PAC suspects, Toomey is also getting advertising help from Michael Bloomberg's gun-control group and an endorsement from Gabrielle Giffords, which have highlighted the senator's bipartisan credibility.
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One careful study from Florida's version of the program found that, relative to a control group, participants' work and earnings went up not just during the program, but after it as well.
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The science is clear, and any further examination that omits the necessary control group of natural grass will only lead to more confusion around a question that now has been resoundingly answered.
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After six months, about 42 percent of kids in the control group reported high levels of post-concussion symptoms, compared with just 13 percent of the teens in the collaborative care group.
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Lowering testosterone levels The new study relied on 83 men between the ages of 18 and 50 who were randomly assigned to either a control group or one of three treatment groups.
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For example, they couldn't assign a control group to drink beer or wine without alcohol, as the participants in an alcohol study were not interested in being in a non-alcoholic group.
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She and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, have worked together on a number of initiatives aimed at advocating for new gun control laws through their gun control group named after her.
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By nature, any study of group dynamics in a real-world setting is plagued by design limitations, including the lack of a control group and the hidden personal grievances of the employees.
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Experts give the report mixed reviews, noting that the study is based on looking back at X-rays taken in the past, lacks a control group and cannot prove cause and effect.
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"Non-concussed athletes who drank Maryland-produced Fifth Quarter Fresh showed better cognitive and motor scores over nine test measures after the season as compared to the control group," read one part.
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On a 7-point scale, those who described an inauthentic experience rated their feelings of impurity at 3.56 on average, compared to an average of 1.51 for those in the control group.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian officials, security monitors and Kiev's foreign backers warned on Wednesday that Moscow's decision to withdraw from a Ukrainian-Russian ceasefire control group could worsen the fighting in eastern Ukraine.
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