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Issues regarding the Indexing of Adaptive Clinical Trial Articles

2025-03-11

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Accurate, consistent indexing of biomedical publications is important for retrieving and evaluating evidence, that in turn can affect clinical decisions, evidence syntheses and research directions. Adaptive trials are arguably among the most complex clinical trial designs, being defined as trials in which the allocation or intervention given to subjects is not fixed in advance, but can vary according to the respon...

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f01668cd-5220-5b8d-93df-9cb3e5f901b9
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10.1101/2025.03.10.25323694
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