The phrase "a trial reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the outcomes or implications of a trial, particularly in legal or experimental contexts.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that a trial reflects the effectiveness of the new treatment method."
Alternatives: "a trial demonstrates" or "a trial indicates".
The choice of primary outcome in the OPTIMIST-A trial reflects this.
Late recruited neurons spike with greater latency relative to the beginning of a trial, reflecting the group-by-group recruitment process.
An instantaneous increase in oxygen consumption on a given trial reflects an increase in overall body energy expenditure.
Consequently, reaction time in a given trial reflects the processing time of whichever channel happened to be faster on that trial, causing the average reaction time to multiple redundant targets to be shorter than the average reaction time for any of the two channels alone.
This divide over the Liang trial reflects a much deeper political division within Asian American communities about whether to pursue an "Asian-first" strategy or a broader racial justice agenda.
The protocol for the randomized controlled trial reflects a comprehensive view both on adaptation and on goal management.
The information obtained from this trial reflects a "real world" experience and involves more than 30000 patients throughout the world.
It is possible that the lack of heterogeneity in the BIG 1 98 trial reflects a difference in the AIs, but the most likely explanation for this phenomenon is a differential effect of tamoxifen in these two subgroups.
As such, this trial reflects an interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers with expertise in behavioural and motivation psychology, exercise physiology and rheumatology.
We suggest that family members could be involved further and that researchers should trust that the opinions of family members regarding a patient's participation in a clinical trial reflect what is most beneficial for an individual patient in a particular situation.
