Sentence examples for analysing trials from inspiring English sources

Note that the CONSORT 2010 Statement does not include recommendations for designing, conducting, and analysing trials.

Systematic reviews analysing trials targeted both at primary and secondary prevention found that replacing SFA with unsaturated fatty acids reduced cardiovascular events.

For PCR-unadjusted treatment failure, our primary analysis following the WHO guidelines for analysing trials of antimalarials was the least conservative (Analysis 3.1).

For PCR-unadjusted treatment failure, our primary analysis following the WHO guidelines for analysing trials of antimalarials was similar to the per-protocol analysis of the trial authors (Analysis 6.1).

7 Although the CONSORT statement does not include recommendations for designing, conducting and analysing trials, it indirectly affects design and conduct as transparent reporting may expose deficiencies in research if they exist 7 Furthermore, CONSORT is informed by methodological theorists and practitioners in clinical epidemiology as well as biostatistics.

When analysing trials belonging only to category 2 which included trials that had adequate sequence generation (eg, use of a computer software, random number table and minimisation) versus unclear or not reported sequence generation, no statistically significant difference between the ES of these trials was found (ES=0.10; 95% CI −0.04 to 0.23).

11 12 Analysing trial data by behaviour removes the benefit of randomisation, yielding results that are generally biased.

The purpose of this systematic review is to investigate the efficacy of the oral administration of herbal medicines for otitis media with effusion through analysing trial data.

In summary, while there are different methods available for analysing trial data with baseline and post-treatment measurements, the recommended approach is ANCOVA for the reasons outlined.

We analysed trials where the participants were correct on detecting an abnormality at each exposure duration (i.e. correct detection target-present trials).

The conclusions on the effectiveness of homeopathy highly depend on the set of analysed trials.