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600 | 900 | 1198254 | Compared to goat milk what was the result of L. fermentum ME-3 fermented goat milk on Total Antioxidative Activity? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | When the probiotic was consumed in capsulated form, no significant decrease was noticed in the glutathione red-ox ratio. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
601 | 961 | 2656477 | Compared to no weight lost what was the result of lost weight on depression? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | There was a significant improvement for self-efficacy related to social pressure (p = .03) and restraint (p = .02) in the LI group. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
602 | 967 | 5372931 | Compared to nothing what was the result of cranberry juices on flavonols, valerolactones, benzoic acids, cinnamic acids, phenylacetic acids, benzaldehydes ? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | 14 (poly)phenol metabolites displayed a linear dose-response curve (r2 ≥ 0.89) in plasma (Figure 1) with slopes significantly different from zero (p < 0.05): | [
"significantly increased"
] |
603 | 968 | 5372931 | Compared to nothing what was the result of cranberry juices on 12 (poly)phenol metabolites? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | 14 (poly)phenol metabolites displayed a linear dose-response curve (r2 ≥ 0.89) in plasma (Figure 1) with slopes significantly different from zero (p < 0.05): | [
"significantly increased"
] |
604 | 969 | 3491047 | Compared to Self-directed control (C) what was the result of Walking and Behavioural intervention (WB) on Short-term adherence to the program at 3 months? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | No statistical significance (p> 0.05) was observed for long-term adherence (6 to 12 months), and total adherence between the three groups. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
605 | 971 | 3491047 | Compared to Self-directed control (C) what was the result of Walking and Behavioural intervention (WB) on Total adherence to the program? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | No statistical significance (p> 0.05) was observed for long-term adherence (6 to 12 months), and total adherence between the three groups. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
606 | 976 | 3798949 | Compared to Commercial sponsored trials what was the result of Academic, non-commercial sponsored trials on Extra clinic visits and CT scans assessments? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In general, it can be seen that both commercial and non-commercial trials saved drug costs, whereas the extent of drug and dispensing cost savings was markedly higher for commercial compared with non-commercial trials. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
607 | 979 | 5619630 | Compared to Medication only what was the result of Medication plus exercise on Improvement in Presumptive Stressful Life Events Scale? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The medication-plus-exercise group showed a greater improvement in HRSD scores (change in score from baseline) than the medication-only group from the first follow-up, at 6 weeks, and this difference became statistically significant at weeks 12 (P = 0.04, t = 2.10) and 24 (P = 0.02, t = 2.42) | [
"no significant difference"
] |
608 | 980 | 5619630 | Compared to Medication only what was the result of Medication plus exercise on Relapse rates? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The medication-plus-exercise group showed a greater improvement in HRSD scores (change in score from baseline) than the medication-only group from the first follow-up, at 6 weeks, and this difference became statistically significant at weeks 12 (P = 0.04, t = 2.10) and 24 (P = 0.02, t = 2.42) | [
"no significant difference"
] |
609 | 987 | 2920262 | Compared to Usual care what was the result of Singing classes on Improvement in HAD anxiety score? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In singers, there was a significant improvement in HAD anxiety score -1.1(2.7) vs. +0.8(1.7) p = 0.03 and SF-36 physical component score +7.5(14.6) vs. -3.8(8.4) p = 0.02. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
610 | 1009 | 5003313 | Compared to No exercises what was the result of Stretching exercises on Symptom severity after 4 weeks ? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The symptom severity of this syndrome meaningfully changed eight weeks after intervention in the intervention group compared to the control group (P < 0.001). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
611 | 1013 | 5018157 | Compared to Low-dose bupivacaine spinal anesthesia in healthy parturients what was the result of Low-dose bupivacaine spinal anesthesia in pre-eclamptic parturients on Five-minute Apgar score? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The incidence rate of hypotension in the preeclamptic patients (55.8%) was less than that of the healthy parturients (89.2%) (Table 2), despite the former receiving smaller volumes of intravenous fluids (2.4 versus 2.5 lit) (Table 1) (P = 0.001). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
612 | 1015 | 5101425 | Compared to Placebo what was the result of Desmopressin on Bleeding rate after surgery? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The analysis revealed that the rate of thrombocytopenia after surgery was higher in the control group (P = 0.012). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
613 | 1017 | 5101425 | Compared to Placebo what was the result of Desmopressin on Hb levels? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The analysis revealed that the rate of thrombocytopenia after surgery was higher in the control group (P = 0.012). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
614 | 1022 | 4895766 | Compared to Betadine ointment what was the result of Katupila Kalka with Tila Taila on Healing of diabetic wounds? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | foul smell was controlled after 3 days in Group A patients, which was found statistically significant (P < 0.001). In Group B, foul smell from ulcer continues until the wound was healed | [
"significantly increased"
] |
615 | 1027 | 4486943 | Compared to Standard quitline treatment what was the result of Technology Enhanced Quitline-10 and Technology Enhanced Quitline-20 on Time to relapse? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | There was a statistical difference in the number of positive screens between the two intervention groups, with TEQ-20 having slightly more positive screens than TEQ-10 (on average, 1.52 (SD=1.66) for TEQ-10 and 1.82 (SD=1.99) for TEQ-20, p=0.003). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
616 | 1030 | 4221638 | Compared to Placebo what was the result of Tranexamic acid on Risk of death? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | ressive intracranial haemorrhage was present in 21 (18%) of patients allocated to TXA and in 32 (27%) of patients allocated to placebo. The difference was not statistically significant [RR = 0.65 (95% CI 0.40 to 1.05)]. Th | [
"no significant difference"
] |
617 | 1031 | 4221638 | Compared to Placebo what was the result of Tranexamic acid on Risk of thromboembolic events? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | ressive intracranial haemorrhage was present in 21 (18%) of patients allocated to TXA and in 32 (27%) of patients allocated to placebo. The difference was not statistically significant [RR = 0.65 (95% CI 0.40 to 1.05)]. Th | [
"no significant difference"
] |
618 | 1033 | 4138383 | Compared to Inpatient treatment what was the result of Self-referral treatment on Negative feelings? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | One of the findings in the present study was that patients with a contract for self-referral described more confidence in applying coping strategies than patients without a contract. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
619 | 1036 | 4588874 | Compared to Conventional tobacco cigarette what was the result of E-cigarettes on Baseline nicotine concentrations? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Following ad lib use of all products for 60 min, the tobacco cigarette yielded a significantly higher nicotine concentration (C90) compared to each of the e-cigarettes. T | [
"no significant difference"
] |
620 | 1063 | 5100099 | Compared to Conventional Ventilation what was the result of Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist on Peak inspiratory pressures? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | There were no statistically significant differences on blood pH levels between the two modes of ventilation (7.32 ± 0.02 vs. 7.32 ± 0.04, P = 0.34). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
621 | 1069 | 4821226 | Compared to core decompression only what was the result of core decompression with the application of bone marrow aspirate concentrate on clinical outcome? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | n contrast to the clinical outcome, we could not perceive any significant change in the volume of FHN in both treatment groups related to the longitudinal course after treating (Figure 3). Again no statistically significant difference was detected between the groups. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
622 | 1077 | 4667210 | Compared to maltodextrin (placebo) what was the result of Capsules (300 mg) containing Lactobacillus brevis G101 (1×1010 CFU/individual) on The intensity of the MSG symptom complex (characterized by unpleasant reactions such as numbness, tingling, headaches, muscle tightness, general weakness, and flushing )? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Although there was no significant difference in the appearance time of the MSG symptom complex between subjects orally administered G101 and those administered the placebo, | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
623 | 1085 | 5610854 | Compared to primary trabeculectomy group 2 what was the result of laser peripheral iridotomy (LPI) group 1 on Cataract progression? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Five eyes in group 1 required trabeculectomy: 1 eye at 6 months, 2 eyes at 12 months, and 2 eyes at 18 months. 17 of the 38 eyes (44.7%, CI: 28.9%–60.5%) in group 1 required a mean of 1.8 IOP-lowering medications while seven of the 111 eyes (6.3%, CI: 1.8%–10.8%) in group 2 required a mean of 1.1 medications (Pearson's chi-square value = 30.940, p < 0.001). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
624 | 1092 | 2644667 | Compared to morphine what was the result of hydromorphone on mean ± SD investigator global assessment scores? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Mean ± SD patient global assessment scores at the end of the SR phase were 3.2 ± 1.14 for the OROS® hydromorphone group and 3.3 ± 0.98 for the CR morphine group (p = 0.6696); | [
"no significant difference"
] |
625 | 1093 | 2644667 | Compared to morphine what was the result of hydromorphone on mean scores for the secondary efficacy variables and MMSE and ECOG scores? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Mean ± SD patient global assessment scores at the end of the SR phase were 3.2 ± 1.14 for the OROS® hydromorphone group and 3.3 ± 0.98 for the CR morphine group (p = 0.6696); | [
"no significant difference"
] |
626 | 1094 | 2644667 | Compared to morphine what was the result of hydromorphone on 'pain now PM'? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Mean ± SD patient global assessment scores at the end of the SR phase were 3.2 ± 1.14 for the OROS® hydromorphone group and 3.3 ± 0.98 for the CR morphine group (p = 0.6696); | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
627 | 1108 | 4940009 | Compared to Group N, the same volume (5 mL) of normal saline was injected what was the result of Group K, 0.5 mg/kg of ketamine was injected intravenously, on Postoperative myalgia (POM)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | both groups were comparable based on the grade 2 of POM | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
628 | 1109 | 4940009 | Compared to Group N, the same volume (5 mL) of normal saline was injected what was the result of Group K, 0.5 mg/kg of ketamine was injected intravenously, on Changes in heart rate after induction and intubation? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | both groups were comparable based on the grade 2 of POM | [
"no significant difference"
] |
629 | 1110 | 4940009 | Compared to Group N, the same volume (5 mL) of normal saline was injected what was the result of Group K, 0.5 mg/kg of ketamine was injected intravenously, on the incidence of POM? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | both groups were comparable based on the grade 2 of POM | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
630 | 1125 | 3611646 | Compared to administered Sarkaradi Granules (SG). what was the result of administered with the Granules of Guduchyadi Medhya Rasayana (GMR), which contains Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia Wild.), Apamarga (Achyranthes aspera Linn.), Vidanga (Embelia ribes Burm. f.), Shankhapushpi (Convolvulus pluricaulis Chois.), Vaca (Acorus calamus Linn.), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula Zetz.), Kushtha (Saussurea lappa C.B. Clarke), Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus Wild.), Cow's ghee and sugar. on serum cholesterol, serum triglyceride, low density lipoprotein (LDL), and very low density lipoprotein (VLDL) levels? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In comparison to Group B, Group A showed highly significant relief in symptoms such as names forgotten (63.56%), numbers forgotten (61.62%), and memory impairment in recalling special events in life (59.71%) at a level of P`0.001, and forgetfulness (68.60%), losing of valuables (73.64%), difficulty in remembering multiple items to be purchased (68.21%), inability to concentrate (68.14%), impaired recognition (79.7%), memory impairment of recall of previous histories (60.66%) at a level of P`0.01, and a significant relief (P`0.05) from difficulty in recalling information quickly (71.57%), depression (89.66%), and inability to relax (82.93%) [Table 3]. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
631 | 1127 | 3611646 | Compared to administered Sarkaradi Granules (SG). what was the result of administered with the Granules of Guduchyadi Medhya Rasayana (GMR), which contains Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia Wild.), Apamarga (Achyranthes aspera Linn.), Vidanga (Embelia ribes Burm. f.), Shankhapushpi (Convolvulus pluricaulis Chois.), Vaca (Acorus calamus Linn.), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula Zetz.), Kushtha (Saussurea lappa C.B. Clarke), Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus Wild.), Cow's ghee and sugar. on overall effect? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In comparison to Group B, Group A showed highly significant relief in symptoms such as names forgotten (63.56%), numbers forgotten (61.62%), and memory impairment in recalling special events in life (59.71%) at a level of P`0.001, and forgetfulness (68.60%), losing of valuables (73.64%), difficulty in remembering multiple items to be purchased (68.21%), inability to concentrate (68.14%), impaired recognition (79.7%), memory impairment of recall of previous histories (60.66%) at a level of P`0.01, and a significant relief (P`0.05) from difficulty in recalling information quickly (71.57%), depression (89.66%), and inability to relax (82.93%) [Table 3]. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
632 | 1135 | 4627811 | Compared to continuous training (CT) 12-weeks inpatients NYHA II-III what was the result of high-intensity interval training (HIT) for 12-weeks in patients NYHA II-III on brachial and superficial femoral artery diameter, peak blood flow, and FMD? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | No significant differences were observed between both interventions (Table 2). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
633 | 1139 | 3895597 | Compared to octylonium 20 mg what was the result of tiropramide 100 on The VAS scores of abdominal pain at week 4? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Abdominal pain and discomfort assessed using VAS scores, diaries, and IBS-QoL were also improved by both treatments, and the changes from baseline did not differ. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
634 | 1147 | 5626376 | Compared to standard care (control) what was the result of five injections of HA1 (Suprahyal®/Adant®) on At early follow-up (3 months), total WOMAC scores Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Arthritis Index (WOMAC)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | At early follow-up (3 months), total WOMAC scores improved as compared to baseline, in all groups with reductions of 44.79% (HA1), 24.0% (HA2), 40.38% (HA3), 39.77% (PRP), and 27.64% (control), (p=0.002 HA1 compared to HA2). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
635 | 1153 | 5626376 | Compared to standard care (control) what was the result of three injections of HA3 (Synvisc®) on At 18 months, the higher improvement in total WOMAC? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | At early follow-up (3 months), total WOMAC scores improved as compared to baseline, in all groups with reductions of 44.79% (HA1), 24.0% (HA2), 40.38% (HA3), 39.77% (PRP), and 27.64% (control), (p=0.002 HA1 compared to HA2). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
636 | 1154 | 5626376 | Compared to standard care (control) what was the result of four injections of HA2 (Orthovisc®) on At 18 months, the higher improvement in total WOMAC? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | At early follow-up (3 months), total WOMAC scores improved as compared to baseline, in all groups with reductions of 44.79% (HA1), 24.0% (HA2), 40.38% (HA3), 39.77% (PRP), and 27.64% (control), (p=0.002 HA1 compared to HA2). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
637 | 1155 | 5626376 | Compared to standard care (control) what was the result of 1) five injections of HA1 (Suprahyal®/Adant®); 2) four injections of HA2 (Orthovisc®); 3) three injections of HA3 (Synvisc®); 4) a single injection of PRP (GPSTM II); on The percentage of patients achieving the MCII for both pain and function at 18 months? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | At early follow-up (3 months), total WOMAC scores improved as compared to baseline, in all groups with reductions of 44.79% (HA1), 24.0% (HA2), 40.38% (HA3), 39.77% (PRP), and 27.64% (control), (p=0.002 HA1 compared to HA2). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
638 | 1170 | 3224529 | Compared to pressure support ventilation (PSV) what was the result of neurally adjusted ventilatory assist (NAVA) on Proportions of REM sleep duration? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | as well as the fragmentation index, with 40 ± 20 arousals and awakenings per hour in PSV and 16 ± 9 during NAVA (p = 0.001). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
639 | 668 | 1913177 | Compared to prosthetic repair with e-PTFE patch (PR) what was the result of components separation technique (CST) on Reherniation? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Wound complications were found in 10 of 19 patients after CST and 13 of 18 patients after PR. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
640 | 1179 | 3752932 | Compared to placebo what was the result of mirabegron (50 and 100 mg) on the Treatment Satisfaction-Visual Analogue Scale (TS-VAS)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Mirabegron at doses of 50 and 100 mg once daily demonstrated statistically significant improvement from baseline to Final Visit compared with placebo in reducing the mean number of incontinence episodes/24 h and the mean number of micturitions/24 h (p < 0.05 for all comparisons; Table 2 and Figures 3 and 4, respectively). The adjusted mean (95% CI) change from baseline to Final Visit in the mean number of incontinence episodes/24 h was −1.10 (−1.23, −0.97), −1.49 (−1.63, −1.36) and −1.50 (−1.67, −1.34) in the placebo, mirabegron 50 and 100 mg groups, respectively, and −1.20 (−1.34, −1.06), −1.75 (−1.89, −1.61), −1.74 (−1.91, −1.56) for the adjusted mean change from baseline to Final Visit in the mean number of micturitions/24. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
641 | 1181 | 5002324 | Compared to a balance training group for an 8-week balance training period. what was the result of a balance-based exergaming group for an 8-week balance training period. on directional control in the LOS test? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Within-group post hoc analysis revealed that balance-based exergaming training significantly improved LOS performance (improving reaction time from 0.96 ± 0.33 to 0.74 ± 0.24 s, end point excursion from 75.2 ± 12.48 to 84 ± 12.04 % and directional control from 75.7 ± 8.78 to 78.9 ± 7.65 %) and OLS on the less affected leg in the eyes-closed condition (from 3.35 ± 2.85 to 6.1 ± 8.65 s). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
642 | 1186 | 3971783 | Compared to no breathing exercises what was the result of breathing exercises were performed for 45 minutes, and were pursued for four weeks in the morning following and prior to sleeping on The nocturnal enuresis? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Likewise, O2sat, PaO2 in the case group were higher than the control group (P < 0.0001). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
643 | 678 | 2430614 | Compared to artemether-lumefantrine (AL) and Artesunate+chlorproguanil-dapsone (AS+CD) what was the result of Artesunate+amodiaquine (AS+AQ) on the parasitological and clinical failure rate at day 28 post treatment? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | the parasitological and clinical failure rate at day 28 post treatment (PCF28) was lower in the AS+AQ group compared to the AL or AS+CD groups (corrected for re-infections: 6.6% vs 13.8% and 13.8% respectively, p = 0.08; uncorrected: 14.6% vs 27.6% and 28.1% respectively, p = 0.005). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
644 | 1205 | 4280954 | Compared to received a high-fat diet (40% energy as fat), deficient in ?-linolenic acid (ALA) what was the result of high-fat diet enriched with ground flaxseed 15 g/100 g of food, rich in ALA; on HDL-C levels? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Flaxseed supplementation significantly decreased serum TC and non-HDL-C levels and increased HDL-C levels (Table II) compared with those in the unsupplemented DM group. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
645 | 1207 | 4280954 | Compared to received a high-fat diet (40% energy as fat), deficient in ?-linolenic acid (ALA) what was the result of high-fat diet enriched with ground flaxseed 15 g/100 g of food, rich in ALA; or enriched with vitamin E, 40 mg ?-tocopherol/100 g of food on the aortic cholesterol content? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Flaxseed supplementation significantly decreased serum TC and non-HDL-C levels and increased HDL-C levels (Table II) compared with those in the unsupplemented DM group. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
646 | 1209 | 4306068 | Compared to not displayed in the control. what was the result of pain score display group on The proportion of patients who received analgesics? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The mean timing (in minutes) to analgesic administration for the displayed and non-displayed groups were 81.3 ± 41.2 (95% C.I 65.9, 96.7) and 88.7 ± 45.4 (95% C.I 69.0, 108.3), respectively (p = 0.538). The distribution of timing of analgesics according to the severity of pain is as shown in Table 3. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
647 | 815 | 4419460 | Compared to control what was the result of The Child and Adolescent Structured Competencies Approach to Diabetes Education (CASCADE) is a structured educational group program, using psychological techniques, delivered primarily by diabetes nurses. on HbA1c at 12 or 24?months.? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Given that the trial found no evidence of benefits on venous HbA1c at 12 and 24 months and little evidence of benefits on secondary outcomes, the focus of this paper is to use the findings of the process evaluation to suggest how future structured education may be more effectively implemented.12 | [
"no significant difference"
] |
648 | 822 | 3329632 | Compared to ranibizumab combined with laser therapy what was the result of ranibizumab on ICER (incremental cost-effectiveness ratio)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Ranibizumab monotherapy was associated with an incremental gain of 0.17 QALY and cost of £4 191, corresponding to an ICER of £24 028 per QALY gained relative to laser monotherapy (table 3). Combination therapy provided an incremental gain of 0.13 QALY over laser monotherapy for an incremental cost of £4 695, leading to an ICER of £36 106 per QALY gained. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
649 | 830 | 4819709 | Compared to surgery what was the result of Ultrasound?guided foam sclerotherapy on Having a bath or shower? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Participants randomized to UGFS recalled being able to carry out 13 of the 15 behaviours significantly more quickly than those randomized to surgery (Table
2
). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
650 | 835 | 4819709 | Compared to surgery what was the result of Ultrasound?guided foam sclerotherapy on Partial return to normal work/employment? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Participants randomized to UGFS recalled being able to carry out 13 of the 15 behaviours significantly more quickly than those randomized to surgery (Table
2
). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
651 | 836 | 4819709 | Compared to surgery what was the result of Ultrasound?guided foam sclerotherapy on Full return to normal work/employment? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Participants randomized to UGFS recalled being able to carry out 13 of the 15 behaviours significantly more quickly than those randomized to surgery (Table
2
). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
652 | 837 | 4819709 | Compared to surgery what was the result of Ultrasound?guided foam sclerotherapy on Going out socially? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Participants randomized to UGFS recalled being able to carry out 13 of the 15 behaviours significantly more quickly than those randomized to surgery (Table
2
). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
653 | 838 | 4819709 | Compared to surgery what was the result of Ultrasound?guided foam sclerotherapy on Sporting activity or exercise? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Participants randomized to UGFS recalled being able to carry out 13 of the 15 behaviours significantly more quickly than those randomized to surgery (Table
2
). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
654 | 862 | 4078386 | Compared to placebo what was the result of 20 mg atorvastatin nightly for 3 months on mean of HCV-RNA numbers in 12 weeks of therapy? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | we didn't find any significant differences in the mean of HCV-RNA numbers in statin and placebo groups in 12th week of Statins therapy (P > 0.05), at the end of treatment (P > 0.05) | [
"no significant difference"
] |
655 | 875 | 2974815 | Compared to "no phone calls" group what was the result of phone calls" group on percentage of patients with controlled blood pressure? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Significantly fewer patients in the "phone calls" group discontinued treatment compared to those in the "no phone calls" group (4 vs. 30; p<0.0094). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
656 | 879 | 4088715 | Compared to standard group what was the result of CPAP + standard of care (nCPAP group) on hospital and ICU length of stay? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Finally, the rate of intubations was higher in the standard group (n = 8, n = 3) than the nCPAP group (P < 0.01). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
657 | 894 | 4140547 | Compared to tacrolimus groups what was the result of belatacept groups on The proportion of patients who met the primary end point (composite of acute rejection, graft loss, death by month 6)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | By month 12, the proportion surviving with a functioning graft was higher with tacrolimus + MMF (93%) and lower with belatacept LD (67%) versus other groups (90%: basiliximab + belatacept HD; 83%: belatacept HD; 88%: tacrolimus). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
658 | 899 | 1198254 | Compared to goat milk what was the result of L. fermentum ME-3 fermented goat milk on glutathione red-ox ratio? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | When the probiotic was consumed in capsulated form, no significant decrease was noticed in the glutathione red-ox ratio. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
659 | 902 | 4677000 | Compared to placebo what was the result of lidocaine gel (2%) on pain in the paediatric population? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | On average (median) pain has been reduced by 2.0/5 (verum) versus 1.2/5 (placebo) (Table 3). Nonparametric analysis (Mann-Whitney U test) of treatment related difference in pain assessment yielded a statistical significance (p < 0.001) of the observed effect in favour of the 2% lidocaine gel (verum). A similar result (p < 0.002) was achieved also for the measurement of pain reduction from T1 to T3. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
660 | 904 | 4320624 | Compared to salbutamol what was the result of Abediterol on peak FEV1? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Abediterol produced dose-dependent improvements in peak FEV1 from baseline compared with placebo, from 0.274 (95% CI 0.221, 0.327) to 0.405 L (95% CI 0.353, 0.458) for abediterol 0.313 to 2.5 μg, respectively (p < 0.0001 all doses) | [
"no significant difference"
] |
661 | 913 | 4713214 | Compared to no treatment before operation. what was the result of received, intravesically, 40 mL of 20 nM Resiniferatoxin 20 hours before operation. on catheter related bladder discomfort During the first three days of post-operative period? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | During the first three days of post-operative period, the incidence of patients' CRBD was lower in Group I than that in Group II (25% vs. 75%, P=0.001, Fisher's exact test). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
662 | 914 | 4713214 | Compared to no treatment before operation. what was the result of received, intravesically, 40 mL of 20 nM Resiniferatoxin 20 hours before operation. on required tolterodine? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | During the first three days of post-operative period, the incidence of patients' CRBD was lower in Group I than that in Group II (25% vs. 75%, P=0.001, Fisher's exact test). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
663 | 915 | 4713214 | Compared to no treatment before operation. what was the result of received, intravesically, 40 mL of 20 nM Resiniferatoxin 20 hours before operation. on catheter related bladder discomfort On the fifth day after surgery? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | During the first three days of post-operative period, the incidence of patients' CRBD was lower in Group I than that in Group II (25% vs. 75%, P=0.001, Fisher's exact test). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
664 | 917 | 3616124 | Compared to placebo from 9-16 weeks gestation until delivery. what was the result of daily doses of 400 IU of vitamin E and 1000 mg of vitamin C from 9-16 weeks gestation until delivery. on risk of the primary outcome or preeclampsia? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Hispanic 2-2 women who were not taking prenatal vitamins at randomization had a smaller increase in preeclampsia risk with supplementation than Hispanic 2-2 women who were taking prenatal vitamins at randomization (2.01; 0.80–5.01, p = 0.14 vs. 7.83; 2.01–30.53, p<0.01, Table 4). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
665 | 929 | 4183415 | Compared to no text message what was the result of receive text message reminders about what advice to provide when dispensing artemether-lumefantrine (AL). on patient adherence? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | or as completion of each dose at the correct time (intervention 33.1%, control 32.6%, p [adjusted] = 0.9). Further studies on the potential of text messages to improve adherence are needed. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
666 | 930 | 4183415 | Compared to no text message what was the result of receive text message reminders about what advice to provide when dispensing artemether-lumefantrine (AL). on Completed treatment? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | or as completion of each dose at the correct time (intervention 33.1%, control 32.6%, p [adjusted] = 0.9). Further studies on the potential of text messages to improve adherence are needed. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
667 | 933 | 5462761 | Compared to baseline what was the result of 2?mA anodal tDCS when applied over the Pcor for 15?minutes on cold perception threshold, warm perception threshold, cold pain threshold and heat pain threshold? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In details, 15 minutes 2 mA anodal tDCS induced a significant increase in cold perception thresholds immediately after the end of the stimulation (p = 0.039) (see Fig. 3).Figure 3T | [
"no significant difference"
] |
668 | 950 | 3278655 | Compared to cemented component. what was the result of The trabecular metal tibial monoblock component (TM) on subsidence? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | At the 5-year follow-up, there was no difference in MTPM between the cemented group and the trabecular metal group (p = 0.9) | [
"significantly increased"
] |
669 | 951 | 3278655 | Compared to cemented component. what was the result of The trabecular metal tibial monoblock component (TM) on The proportion of "at risk" components at 5 years? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | At the 5-year follow-up, there was no difference in MTPM between the cemented group and the trabecular metal group (p = 0.9) | [
"no significant difference"
] |
670 | 952 | 3597472 | Compared to The routine interventions included praziquantel chemotherapy and controlling snails, what was the result of The routine interventions included praziquantel chemotherapy and controlling snails plus new interventions, mainly consisting of building fences to limit the grazing area for bovines, building safe pastures for grazing, improving the residents' health conditions and facilities, on the rate of S. japonicum infection in humans, bovines, snails, cow dung and mice? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Results showed that the rate of S. japonicum infection in humans, bovines, snails, cow dung and mice in the intervention group decreased from 3.41% in 2008 to 0.81% in 2011, 3.3% to none, 11 of 6,219 to none, 3.9% to none and 31.7% to 1.7%, respectively (P<0.001 for all comparisons). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
671 | 953 | 3597472 | Compared to The routine interventions included praziquantel chemotherapy and controlling snails, what was the result of The routine interventions included praziquantel chemotherapy and controlling snails plus new interventions, mainly consisting of building fences to limit the grazing area for bovines, building safe pastures for grazing, improving the residents' health conditions and facilities, on infection risk in humans? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Results showed that the rate of S. japonicum infection in humans, bovines, snails, cow dung and mice in the intervention group decreased from 3.41% in 2008 to 0.81% in 2011, 3.3% to none, 11 of 6,219 to none, 3.9% to none and 31.7% to 1.7%, respectively (P<0.001 for all comparisons). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
672 | 958 | 4803984 | Compared to control groups what was the result of supportive care or acupuncture group on The mean length of the first and second stages of labor? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The mean length of the first and second stages of labor was respectively 157.0±29.5 and 58.9±25.8 minutes in the supportive care group, 161.7±37.3 and 56.1±31.4 minutes in the acupressure group, ad 281.0±79.8 and 128.4±44.9 minutes in the control group. | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
673 | 962 | 4889691 | Compared to manual chest compression for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) what was the result of AutoPulse automated chest compression device on return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The hospital discharge rate of the patients with OHCA was significantly higher in the AutoPulse CPR group than in the Manual CPR group (18.8% vs. 6.3%; p = 0.03). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
674 | 963 | 4889691 | Compared to manual chest compression for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) what was the result of AutoPulse automated chest compression device on The 24-h survival rate of OHCA? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The hospital discharge rate of the patients with OHCA was significantly higher in the AutoPulse CPR group than in the Manual CPR group (18.8% vs. 6.3%; p = 0.03). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
675 | 965 | 4889691 | Compared to manual chest compression for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) what was the result of AutoPulse automated chest compression device on The proportion of patients with OHCA and a cerebral performance category score of 1 or 2 points at hospital discharge ? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The hospital discharge rate of the patients with OHCA was significantly higher in the AutoPulse CPR group than in the Manual CPR group (18.8% vs. 6.3%; p = 0.03). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
676 | 970 | 3491047 | Compared to Self-directed control (C) what was the result of Walking and Behavioural intervention (WB) on Long-term adherence to the program? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | No statistical significance (p> 0.05) was observed for long-term adherence (6 to 12 months), and total adherence between the three groups. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
677 | 974 | 3798949 | Compared to Commercial sponsored trials what was the result of Academic, non-commercial sponsored trials on Treatment cost? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In general, it can be seen that both commercial and non-commercial trials saved drug costs, whereas the extent of drug and dispensing cost savings was markedly higher for commercial compared with non-commercial trials. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
678 | 977 | 5619630 | Compared to Medication only what was the result of Medication plus exercise on Improvement in the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression at 12 weeks? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The medication-plus-exercise group showed a greater improvement in HRSD scores (change in score from baseline) than the medication-only group from the first follow-up, at 6 weeks, and this difference became statistically significant at weeks 12 (P = 0.04, t = 2.10) and 24 (P = 0.02, t = 2.42) | [
"significantly increased"
] |
679 | 990 | 2920262 | Compared to Usual care what was the result of Singing classes on Single breath counting and functional exercise capacity? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In singers, there was a significant improvement in HAD anxiety score -1.1(2.7) vs. +0.8(1.7) p = 0.03 and SF-36 physical component score +7.5(14.6) vs. -3.8(8.4) p = 0.02. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
680 | 991 | 2920262 | Compared to Usual care what was the result of Singing classes on Recovery time after incremental shuttle walk test? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | In singers, there was a significant improvement in HAD anxiety score -1.1(2.7) vs. +0.8(1.7) p = 0.03 and SF-36 physical component score +7.5(14.6) vs. -3.8(8.4) p = 0.02. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
681 | 1011 | 5018157 | Compared to Low-dose bupivacaine spinal anesthesia in healthy parturients what was the result of Low-dose bupivacaine spinal anesthesia in pre-eclamptic parturients on IV ephedrine total dosage? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The incidence rate of hypotension in the preeclamptic patients (55.8%) was less than that of the healthy parturients (89.2%) (Table 2), despite the former receiving smaller volumes of intravenous fluids (2.4 versus 2.5 lit) (Table 1) (P = 0.001). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
682 | 1012 | 5018157 | Compared to Low-dose bupivacaine spinal anesthesia in healthy parturients what was the result of Low-dose bupivacaine spinal anesthesia in pre-eclamptic parturients on One-minute Apgar score? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The incidence rate of hypotension in the preeclamptic patients (55.8%) was less than that of the healthy parturients (89.2%) (Table 2), despite the former receiving smaller volumes of intravenous fluids (2.4 versus 2.5 lit) (Table 1) (P = 0.001). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
683 | 1021 | 4895766 | Compared to Betadine ointment what was the result of Katupila Kalka with Tila Taila on Adverse reactions? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | foul smell was controlled after 3 days in Group A patients, which was found statistically significant (P < 0.001). In Group B, foul smell from ulcer continues until the wound was healed | [
"no significant difference"
] |
684 | 1284 | 4132637 | Compared to clopidogrel what was the result of ticagrelor on stroke incidence? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | whereas stroke incidence did not differ significantly between treatment arms (1.3 vs. 1.4%; HR 0.95; 95% CI 0.69–1.33; P = 0.79). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
685 | 1286 | 4132637 | Compared to clopidogrel what was the result of ticagrelor on major bleeding? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | whereas stroke incidence did not differ significantly between treatment arms (1.3 vs. 1.4%; HR 0.95; 95% CI 0.69–1.33; P = 0.79). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
686 | 1288 | 4132637 | Compared to clopidogrel what was the result of ticagrelor on the rate of life-threatening or fatal bleeding or the rate of intracranial bleeding? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | whereas stroke incidence did not differ significantly between treatment arms (1.3 vs. 1.4%; HR 0.95; 95% CI 0.69–1.33; P = 0.79). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
687 | 1290 | 4132637 | Compared to clopidogrel what was the result of ticagrelor on major or minor bleeding (by TIMI criteria)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | whereas stroke incidence did not differ significantly between treatment arms (1.3 vs. 1.4%; HR 0.95; 95% CI 0.69–1.33; P = 0.79). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
688 | 1295 | 3636800 | Compared to completing 6 days of assessment (four sets of questions per day) with the SMS text-only implementation what was the result of completing 6 days of assessment (four sets of questions per day) with a native smartphone application on proportion of data points? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | A greater proportion of data points were completed with the native smartphone application in comparison to the SMS text-only implementation (β = -.25, SE=.11, P=.02), which also took significantly less time to complete (β =.78, SE= .09, P<.001). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
689 | 1305 | 3596913 | Compared to receive weekly intravenous infusions of oxaliplatin 40?mg/m2, 5-FU 500 mg/m2, and leucovorin 250?mg/m2 (3 weeks on, 1 week off) what was the result of receive FU 500 mg/m2 IV bolus weekly ×6 weeks plus leucovorin 500?mg/m2 IV weekly for 6 weeks during each 8-week cycle plus oxaliplatin 85?mg/m2 IV on weeks 1, 3, and 5 of each 8-week (FLOX) on progression-free survival and overall survival? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | There was no statistical significance in progression-free survival between the 2 regimens (P value by log rank test = .4619), and so was the situation in overall survival (P-value by log rank test = .5248). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
690 | 1318 | 4124480 | Compared to continuation of unsupervised habitual physical activity what was the result of 12-weeks of progressive endurance and strength training at a local health club on Mean SGRQ scores? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | SGRQ was not significantly changed. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
691 | 1327 | 3478519 | Compared to assigned to the dietary fat components without this genotype what was the result of assigned to the dietary fat components who carried the AA genotype of FTO rs1558902 on total fat, FM%, and percentage of trunk fat? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | We did not find significant genetic effects and interactions on changes in fat distribution in subgroups treated by different dietary fat components (all P > 0.05; Supplementary Table 2 and Supplementary Fig. 2).Similar results were found in the white participants (data not shown). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
692 | 1332 | 3917204 | Compared to received scaling and root planing with hand instruments what was the result of received treatment with rotary instruments on Probing depth (PD), Gingival recession (GR), Clinical attachment level (CAL)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | At deep pocket site (initial PD > 6 mm), in the rotary instrument group, PD reduced from 7.2 ± 1.5 to 6.5 ± 1.8 and in the Gracey curette group, it reduced from 6.7 ± 0.9 to 5.4 ± 1.8. But while comparing these two groups, the results were statistically nonsignificant. Similarly, other clinical parameters like GR and CAL gave statistically nonsignificant results [Table 3]. | [
"no significant difference"
] |
693 | 1336 | 5673730 | Compared to insulin 0.8-0.9 mg/kg/day in two divided doses subcutaneously (Group-B) what was the result of oral metformin 500 mg TDS (Group-A) on HbA1C? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | There were two intrauterine deaths and significantly higher HbA1C at term in Group-B. (P=0.03). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |
694 | 1212 | 5397544 | Compared to Low-molecular-weight heparin only before the surgery what was the result of Low-molecular-weight heparin before and after the surgery on Alpha-angle values? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | There were no significant changes in α-angle and maximum amplitude values during or after laparoscopic fundoplication in both groups | [
"no significant difference"
] |
695 | 831 | 4819709 | Compared to surgery what was the result of Ultrasound?guided foam sclerotherapy on Driving a car? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Participants randomized to UGFS recalled being able to carry out 13 of the 15 behaviours significantly more quickly than those randomized to surgery (Table
2
). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
696 | 1222 | 3917123 | Compared to Placebo what was the result of Routine unit care on Total score of fatigue? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | Post-hoc Duncan test showed that in the study group, total score of fatigue and score of fatigue in emotional, cognitive, and behavioral dimensions were significantly less than in the two groups of placebo and control after intervention (P < 0.05), but there was no significant difference between the control and placebo groups (P > 0.05). | [
"no significant difference"
] |
697 | 1227 | 3452313 | Compared to placebo for 2 months what was the result of sumatriptan for 2 months on headache relief for attacks occurring inside and outside the menstrual period (migraine attacks)? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | For the first attack, significantly more patients receiving sumatriptan than placebo reported headache relief for attacks occurring inside (67% vs. 33%, p=0.007) and outside (79% vs. 31%, p<0.001) the menstrual period. | [
"significantly increased"
] |
698 | 1228 | 5966469 | Compared to the spelling training and the reading groups what was the result of the combined and in the pure handwriting group on increase of fluency in the double loops tasks? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | One of the exceptions mentioned above was a marked increase of fluency in the double loops tasks observed in the combined and in the pure handwriting group from pre-test to post-test, which outperformed the spelling training and the reading groups as indicated by the significant interaction term intervention*time (F(3,171) = 2.7, p < 0.05, ηp2 = 0.05). | [
"significantly increased"
] |
699 | 1230 | 2694465 | Compared to general anesthesia what was the result of 400 ?g of intrathecal morphine followed by general anesthesia on pain intensity? | multiple_choice | [
"significantly increased",
"no significant difference",
"significantly decreased"
] | The morphine group reported less pain intensity (evaluated using a visual numeric scale), especially when coughing (18 hours postoperatively: control group= 4.73 and morphine group= 1.80, p=0.001). | [
"significantly decreased"
] |