The phrase "a recent trial comparing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or findings of a recent study or experiment that involves a comparison between different subjects, treatments, or conditions.
Example: "A recent trial comparing the effectiveness of two medications showed significant differences in patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "a recent study comparing" or "a recent experiment comparing".
A recent trial comparing aciclovir with its prodrug, valaciclovir, demonstrated similar efficacies in treating this form of the disease.
A recent trial comparing minimal invasive and conventional approaches for THA distinguished between anterolateral and posterolateral approaches [ 45].
45 48 50 A recent trial comparing TCZ monotherapy with adalimumab monotherapy (ADACTA trial) revealed clinical superiority of TCZ.
We illustrate the proposed strategy for intention to treat analysis using a recent trial comparing four doses of a new drug for obesity with two control groups.
In a recent trial comparing Foley catheters with prostaglandins, catheters remained in place until expulsion or Bishop score was favourable for amniotomy up to 48 h [ 14].
A recent trial comparing iv artesunate with parenteral quinine demonstrated a 30% lower mortality with artesunate, confirming that more rapid initial parasite clearance may translate to reduced mortality in severe adult malaria [ 41].
A recent trial compared docetaxel and vinorelbine followed by FEC with or without trastuzumab in node-positive or high-risk node-negative early breast cancer patients (Joensuu et al, 2006).
Eyigor et al. [ 20], in a recent trial, compared intra-articular corticosteroid injection versus suprascapular nerve PRF in several aspects, including pain, shoulder disability, health-related quality of life (HRQoL), and depression scores, as well as range of motion (ROM).
A recent trial compared subacromial corticosteroid injection combined with exercise and manual therapy versus exercise and manual therapy alone for SIS and found similar improvements in pain and function at 3 months, however, more rapid reduction in pain and disability was seen in the group that received an injection [ 14].
In contrast, expectation of success did not affect outcomes in a more recent trial comparing acupuncture, sham acupuncture, and medical care [ 9].
On the contrary, another recent trial comparing unfractionated heparin to citrate in predilutional CVVH did not show a survival benefit for citrate [ 15].
