randomisation

statistical randomisation helps eliminate selection bias in clinical trials.

the randomisation process was supervised by an independent ethics committee.

computer-based randomisation generates unpredictable treatment sequences.

block randomisation maintains balance between treatment and control groups.

stratified randomisation accounts for important prognostic factors.

adaptive randomisation adjusts allocation probabilities based on previous outcomes.

the randomisation list was generated using validated statistical software.

proper randomisation ensures each participant has an equal chance of assignment.

allocation concealment prevents selection bias during the randomisation process.

complex randomisation schemes require careful planning and documentation.

simple randomisation is the most basic form of treatment allocation.

the randomisation protocol specifies the method and timing of allocation.