The phrase "analysis for the trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or scientific contexts when referring to the examination or evaluation of evidence or data related to a trial.
Example: "The expert provided a thorough analysis for the trial, highlighting key evidence that supported the defense's case."
Alternatives: "evaluation for the trial" or "assessment for the trial".
The analysis for the trial was conducted on a modified intention-to-treat (ITT) principle.
Power analysis for the trial was based on the estimated risk for medication failure in the standard care arm.
Only one centre was using clinician-led portal image analysis for the trial, although several undertook clinician review after radiographer-led analysis.
The analysis presented here, while not part of the trial protocol, was conceived prior to completion of the primary clinical analysis for the trial.
In addition, we will seek consent to access Year 3 National Assessment Plan for Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) results (as a further academic outcome) and Medicare health and pharmaceutical utilisation (for the cost-effectiveness analysis) for the trial period.
Statistical analysis for the trial outcomes will be similar to that for the main study, but reporting SDs of outcome variables and CIs of effect sizes, not investigating statistical significance.
NP developed the protocol, assisted in securing grant funding and is responsible for the statistical analysis of the trial.
However, randomization provides a basis for the statistical analysis of the trial results [ 45].
However, the trial statistician will check the final analysis of the trial results for statistical correctness based on an anonymized database.
The most recent combined analysis of the trial results for women aged 40 49 at randomisation shows a significant 18% reduction in association with invitation to screening.
Observations on participants in the same cluster tend to be correlated; therefore the intra-cluster variation must be accounted for during the analysis of the trial.
