The phrase "a recent trial concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or results of a trial that has recently finished.
Example: "A recent trial concluded, revealing significant findings that could impact future research."
Alternatives: "a recent trial has ended" or "a recent trial has wrapped up."
A recent trial concluded that an "individualized" dosage regimen of PCC based on target-INR, initial-INR and patient body weight is significantly more effective in reaching target INR than a fixed dose [23].
Another meta-analysis 10 found no evidence of a clinically relevant benefit of hylan compared with lower MW HA preparations, and a recent trial concluded to the non-inferiority between another intermediate MW HA and hylan G-F20.
A recent trial concluded that a programme of functional rehabilitation had minimal impact for elderly people in residential care with normal cognition and no benefit for those with poor cognition.
However, two recent trials concluded that pregnancy was achieved faster with immediate in vitro fertilisation.
Recent trials concluded that the use of spinal anesthesia improves IVF outcome [ 1, 2].
Nevertheless, the route of administration could be relevant, as a recent trial has concluded that patients with ALI treated with inhaled salbutamol show no significant improvement in clinical outcomes [ 46].
55 Contrasting, a recent clinical trial concluded that a full starting dose of levothyroxine in asymptomatic patients (mean-age of 47 years, range of 25 86 years) is safe and may be more convenient and cost-effective than a low starting dose regimen.
However, this bias is less with longitudinal measurements, and a recent large trial concluded that eGFR change over time is a reliable measure of CKD progression [ 36].
A recent, randomized trial concluded that the MarginProbe™ device was associated with fewer reoperations.
However, a recent multicentre trial concluded there was no benefit of using 40 ml/kg/hour versus 25 ml/kg/hour.
A recent trial [125] concluded that acupuncture may be associated with long-term reduction of migraine recurrence compared to sham acupuncture.
