The phrase "analyses of trial data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, clinical studies, or any situation where data from trials is being examined or interpreted.
Example: "The researchers conducted thorough analyses of trial data to determine the efficacy of the new medication."
Alternatives: "examinations of trial data" or "evaluations of trial data."
Mixed models have been recommended for analyses of trial data (Gueorguieva & Krystal, 2004).
The Committee will determine if additional interim analyses of trial data should be undertaken.
In post hoc analyses of trial data, subgroup results by QRS duration have led to mixed conclusions.
The role of the DMEC is to consider the need for interim analyses of trial data, the implications of such analyses, and requests for release of interim data.
We are undertaking analyses of trial data on health service costs and plan to incorporate total number of cardiovascular disease events to provide a more comprehensive estimate of total cost-effectiveness.
We plan to explore these issues in quantitative analyses of trial data, in particular, the impact of the technology in carers; qualitative evidence supports important inter-individual differences [cf. 29].
43 Some meta-analyses of trial data and observational studies suggest superior efficacy of tocilizumab combination with MTX in DMARD-IR when compared with TNFi, abatacept, and rituximab.
However, although low 25(OH D levels are associated with a range of chronic diseases, vitamin D supplementation trials and meta-analyses of trial data have not generally found a beneficial effect on the health outcomes tested [ 16].
Retrospective analyses [ 3– 5] of trial data compared assessments at the day of chemotherapy (CT) administration with deviating assessments that were collected outside the predefined time windows.
Finally, part of the sensitivity analyses of the trial data may also be checking whether the modeling assumptions for the primary efficacy analysis are reasonable or not.
