Concealment of the allocation sequence up to the point of assignment prevents selective assignment to a particular intervention group.
In each run of the simulation, a group of patients with random configurations is generated, and then at the point of each admission, an assignment strategy was applied to this group.
In particular, the module assignments at the point of duplication are two independent draws of module membership, one each for copy, ensuring that the orthogroup has the same module assignment before the duplication and allowing it the freedom to change assignment after duplication.
Computer-generated random assignment will occur at the point of study entry, and each patient will be allocated to a numbered trial group.
To assess the extent of regulatory neo-functionalization of targets, we compared the module assignment of the two paralogs at the point of duplication to that of their immediate pre-duplication ancestor (four possible fates, Figure 10C, 1 4).
"Are we at the point of implosion?
One study had the assignments kept in sealed, opaque envelopes until the point of data analysis.
The above setup complies with the KKT conditions at the stationary point of the capacitated assignment problem, in which the beta of the non-saturated roads must be set zero [18].
The assignments were kept in sealed, opaque envelopes until the point of allocation.
The fundamental difference in the design of the following trials is the time point of random assignment.
