Sentence examples for trial by comparing from inspiring English sources

We believe that the NCT ID should be included in any final publication to allow the reader to evaluate the strength of the trial by comparing it to the original plans as outlined in the registry.

The purpose of this study was to determine whether real time self-reported adherence is an accurate measurement of device usage during a clinical trial by comparing it to electronic recording.

The 2 collections obtained from WA adults in the postpandemic phase were analyzed similarly to examine the effect of using volunteers in a randomized-controlled trial by comparing those results to results using plasma units of donated blood.

We analyzed the quality of conducting NI trials by comparing the design and analysis characteristics of the trials reported in the high-impact vs. low-impact journals; and between the trials that were sponsored by industry and non-industry.

Similar discrepancies have been identified for drug trials by comparing trial data reported in FDA New Drug Applications with the data in corresponding publications.

We have examined the issue of bias in cluster trials by comparing a sample of trials against similar individually randomised studies from a review of hip protectors.

We also investigate the utility of DTI as a potential biomarker for clinical trials by comparing DTI measures of change with established MRI and neuropsychological measures and estimate sample size requirements for potential future clinical trials.

A visual analysis of the data was carried out to identify any learning effects across trials by comparing the mean amount and types of assistance required for trials 1 3, 4 6, and 7 10 for each group and faucet type.

Overdiagnosis can be studied in randomised controlled trials by comparing the cumulative incidence of breast cancer in the intervention and control arms at different times from date of entry or randomisation.

We tested stability of the results using all trials, excluding and including debatable trials, by comparing the results of full intention to treat with restricted intention to treat and per protocol analysis and by comparing the last observation carried forward with missing data allocation based on summary statistics.

This paper describes a study that was designed to assess the representativeness of patients treated for an eating disorder within a randomised controlled trial (RCT) by comparing the trial sample with patients seen in the same clinic before and after the period of recruitment for the trial.