Sentence examples for the revised trial from inspiring English sources

The revised trial design was powered to detect a 22% reduction in CHD events (based on intention-to-treat analysis).

Following this trial the revised final report form was implemented (available from Subcommittee website [ 41]).

The risk of bias and reporting quality will be assessed using the Cochrane risk of bias tool, the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) and the revised STandards for Reporting Interventions in Clinical Trials of Acupuncture (STRICTA).

Partnerships and relationships were measured in the clinical trial using the Revised Conflicts Tactics Scale-2 (STRAUS et al., 1996; STRAUS et al., 2003), which measures physical, sexual, emotional, and verbal intimate partner violence exposure and perpetration; and in CSSD with the LSI-R family/marital sub-scale.

The American MA included all five RCTs but with the original metabolic acidosis data instead of the revised data from the Swedish trial group (Table 2).

Of note, the revised CONSORT statement for superiority trials, item 12a[ 32] recommends the report of the actual P-values for statistical significance rather than the imprecise threshold "P < 0.05".

For long-term studies, ITT analysis underestimates the actual benefit; thus, we have conducted an additional as-treated analysis as recommended in the revised Consolidated Standards of Reporting Clinical Trials (CONSORT) statement.

This was achieved through a combination of a rapid elevation in performance during the early trials (made possible via DLPFC access to previous memories of task-relevant information) and gradual acquisition of the revised cue outcome associations across latter trials.

If the changes are made retroactive by the commission, prisoners may submit legal motions for re-sentencing before trial judges, under the revised guidelines.

The primary outcome measure was the performance of the trial according to the revised CONSORT statement.

More specifically we calculated the relative shift of the image in both the X and Y directions compared to a template picture during the different trials (described in the revised Methods section).