The phrase "adequately powered analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research or statistical studies, where the power of an analysis is sufficient to detect an effect if there is one.
Example: "The study was designed with adequately powered analyses to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "sufficiently powered analyses" or "properly powered analyses".
Furthermore, a sample size of 6000 patients will allow performing adequately powered subgroup analyses on different pharmacological COPD treatment strategies.
The large number of events and participants will allow adequately powered subgroup analyses for specific populations such as elderly patients, women, or people with different severity of diabetes.
When the recruitment rate was well below our anticipated targets, we extended the recruitment period and decided that adequately powered subgroup analyses would not be feasible.
The large number of events and participants should allow adequately powered subgroup analyses for specific populations such as elderly patients, women, or people with different severity of diabetes.
However, the incidence of PD is low and shifted toward advanced age; large populations and a long follow-up are required for adequately powered risk analyses and, up to now, only one study has investigated a large number of cases (13).
However, neither trial was adequately powered to analyse nosocomial infections.
The trial was not adequately powered for subgroup analyses and hence results of such secondary analyses need to be interpreted with caution.
Analyses used SCID-diagnosed DSM-IV mental disorder as the dependent variable of interest; the study was not adequately powered to conduct analyses by type of DSM-IV mental disorder.
While the sample size was too small for any adequately powered sub-group analyses, a description of patients receiving bisphosphonates is presented here.
Although numbers of participating Vietnamese women will be too few to undertake adequately powered sub-group analyses, process and outcome data will provide useful information about the acceptability of the intervention in this ethnic community and identify any major trend towards differential outcomes in this group.
