The phrase "as an open study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a research or academic context where the study is accessible or available for public examination or participation.
Example: "The findings were published as an open study, allowing researchers from around the world to review and contribute to the ongoing discussion."
Alternatives: "as a public study" or "as a transparent study".
As this is an open study it is not possible for participants to be blinded to study treatment arm.
The sample size calculation was not performed as it was an open study where voluntary participation of all employees was encouraged.
Due to the training sessions associated with the ESOSVAL project as well as to the fact that in an open study clinicians undergo a learning process, patients included in this study may be better monitored and receive more treatment than the general population.
To evaluate the effectiveness of infliximab in patients with AS, an open-label pilot study was conducted in which 11 patients with AS of short duration (median 5 years) and active disease for at least 3 months were administered three infusions of infliximab 5 mg/kg intravenously at weeks 0, 2, and 6 [ 52].
The number of study patients is small and some baseline patient characteristics were different between the groups; group A had a lower number of patients with a family history of osteoporosis and a slightly lower QOL in recreational and social activities when compared with the group B. This study was carried out as an open label study.
For this reason, in the present work as in previous studies, this procedure was carried out as an open label study.
As an open prospective study, it will provide information on the trends of HIV infection and other STIs among MSM in Portugal, and it will contribute to identify and monitor determinants of infection, including risk-taking behaviours.
He presented religious education as a combination of a critically open study of religions with a critique of social and political assumptions and values from the perspectives of different religions.
