Sentence examples for terms of randomization from inspiring English sources

Trial and publication quality were assessed in terms of randomization and allocation concealment, blinding of patients and investigators, sample size estimation, handling and reporting of trial discontinuations, application of the intent-to-treat principle, and relevant data inconsistencies.

We cannot support a comprehensive ban on synthetic colloids on the basis of only two trials [ 16, 17] but these two trials represent the best evidence currently available (in terms of randomization, endpoints, and follow-up).

Hypothesis testing was performed through the interaction term of (randomization group × time).

On the basis of the mechanical properties of Paramecium, this slow rate of the rotation appears to be enough to simulate microgravity in terms of the randomization of the cell orientation with respect to gravity.

Thus, in the case of a small RCT (n = 187), there can be significant unbalance in terms of size (simple randomization) or behaviour (both).

Shortcomings for many studies published to date are small patient numbers, lack of randomization, short-term isoflavone administration, and possibly insufficient doses.

To ensure that both training groups were equal in terms of injury risk, a stratified randomization was performed.

To ensure that both groups were equal in terms of injury risk, a stratified randomization was performed based on three variables; current sporting activities, previous injuries and gender.

Other limitations of these studies included a focus on short-term parameters, retrospective study design, and lack of randomization or inclusion of a placebo arm.

To account for a relatively high dropout rate expected in this long-term study, randomization of 250 patients per arm was proposed.

In order to balance the groups in terms of numbers of participants, we will use the technique of randomization in fixed-size blocks of six individuals.