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Randomization was done by an independent statistician using computer-allocated blocks of 10 and was not stratified; individual treatment allocations were contained inside consecutively numbered sealed envelopes, which were opened sequentially by a study investigator or clinical research coordinator (CRC) after the decision to enroll a subject had been made by the study team.
These methods can also be used to (partially) infer risk-preferences which may rationalize the observed treatment allocations.
A simulation study is also presented to reveal the operational characteristics of the framework, including the treatment allocations, failure rates, and test power for various covariate-adjusted response-adaptive designs.
Sealed opaque envelops containing the treatment allocations were opened only after the final decision to recruit the patient had been made.
The unblinding of treatment allocations took place after the trial had been completed and the whole database had been entered and locked.
Treatment allocations were kept in sealed opaque envelopes, which were opened only on enrollment of the patient to the study after all inclusion and exclusion criteria had been checked.
Randomisation was in blocks of random sizes, and conducted in London using Stata 7. Treatment allocations were placed in a sealed opaque envelope, with pregnant women picking their own envelope.
Rows and column headings indicate possible interventions, cells indicate the four possible treatment allocations.
The local statistician/s will be independent and will not have access to the treatment allocations.
No other member of staff will be aware of women's treatment allocations.
Treatment allocations will be randomly determined using variable-sized blocking and stratified by centre.
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