: A statistical method used in clinical trials to assign more patients to treatments that show early signs of benefit.
The acronym also appears in medical research, notably in:
In civil engineering and material science, "15% RAR" refers to a specific concentration of a crumb rubber modifier used to rejuvenate and strengthen asphalt binders.
: A biomarker used to measure circadian function, often cited in studies about cancer and sleep quality.
Response adaptive randomisation in clinical trials - PMC - NIH
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