The phrase "applicability of the trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or suitability of a trial in a specific context, such as legal, medical, or research settings.
Example: "The applicability of the trial to our current situation must be carefully evaluated before proceeding."
Alternatives: "relevance of the trial" or "suitability of the trial".
A well-written and constructed abstract should help the readers assess quickly the validity and applicability of the trial findings [58].
This might influence the applicability of the trial results to all patients with DCIS.
Instead, we view interaction tests as a check on the applicability of the trial results to all included subgroups.
An important effect of this is the subsequent limitation of the wider applicability of the trial results.
The applicability of the trial results is highly dependent on the selection that occurs in each step.
The non-entry of these patients is unlikely to have a major influence on the applicability of the trial results.
Second, although most fibromyalgia clinical trials assessed change in the intensity of pain as the primary outcome, they have inconsistently evaluated other associated symptoms, such as sleep disturbance, fatigue, depression, anxiety, cognition, or function and health-related quality of life, which reduce the comparability and clinical applicability of the trials.
The fact that the study patients had preserved cardiac function and were mechanically ventilated with tidal volumes of 10 ml/kg limits the applicability of this trial to the wider population of intensive care patients.
The other major limitation on the applicability of these trials is the age of the participants.
Concerns centre on the widespread implementation of this drug in the treatment of severe sepsis, based upon a single industry-sponsored trial and the applicability of this trial to 'real' patient populations.
Recent informal discussions about the applicability of this trial to clinical practice have raised enormous variations in approach throughout Europe with some specialists indicating that virtually all their patients can be treated with platinum/taxane and yet here we have substantial and significant evidence to question that approach.
