The phrase "allocation of condition" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution or assignment of certain conditions, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The allocation of condition for the project was not clearly defined, leading to confusion among team members."
Alternatives: "distribution of conditions" or "assignment of conditions".
Randomisation codes were generated by a statistician in the UK and passed on to the independent epidemiologist (M.R.N.A). in Sri Lanka, who executed the random allocation of treatment condition.
The baseline survey will be administered as a face to face interview by project officers, within the inpatient setting prior to the allocation of treatment condition, and will be of up to 1 hour duration for both groups.
Consistent with such a good genes scenario, when denied the opportunity to mate due to the complete absence of females, males from the stud treatment lived longer than males from the dud treatment, consistent with the idea that they may have shifted their allocation of surplus condition to traits affecting longevity in that particular environment.
In many cases department structures just reflect organizational deliberations, while the allocation of specific conditions or diagnoses can vary between hospitals.
After completion of the baseline survey, participants will receive email notification of their allocation to condition (i.e., Cry Baby alone or Cry Baby with Additional Prompts).
This RCT has three conditions with equal allocation of patients to each condition: (1) the control condition or standard-of-care; (2) the ETH Patient-Guided (ETH-PG) condition; and (3) the ETH Educator-Guided (ETH-EG) condition (Fig. 2).
However, no study used an "ideal design" including pre- and post-test, full random allocation of participants to conditions and, most importantly, both a do-nothing control group and an active control group - a problem common in education research.
In contrast, survey software (e.g., Qualtrics, SurveyMonkey, Google Consumer Surveys) now allows nonprogrammers to set up studies with full randomization and random allocation of participants to conditions, as well as easily embed images and other rich content.
There are four basic criteria in the Cochrane Handbook: allocation to conditions by an independent (third) party; blinding of assessors of outcomes; adequacy of random allocation concealment to respondents and completeness of follow-up data.
We investigated (1) the relationship between the sex allocation of offspring and maternal condition for 3 years, and (2) the effects of habitat saturation (mouse density and food condition) on birth sex ratios.
