Proven Statistical Leadership

Our statistical strategies are backed by decades of GI-specific experience and academic rigor:

  • 30+ years of specialized GI clinical trial expertise
  • Supported >70% of all IBD compounds currently in development
  • 200+ peer-reviewed publications in the last 5 years
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GI-Focused Statistical Design and Analysis

Great statistical design starts with endpoints that match the disease. We then appropriately size the study, select the most robust models, and set rules that fit your data collection, including visit timing, imaging with central reading, biomarkers, and follow-up.

PK/PD Modeling

For pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (PK/PD), we design the sampling scheme, select the optimal model, and connect exposure to response so results can inform dosing and later trial phases.

Adaptive Trial Design

When it’s appropriate, we specify adaptations (group-sequential stopping, sample size re-estimation, enrichment, or response-adaptive randomization) and simulate their impact to validate performance before implementation.

Rigorous Statistical Design

When you partner with Alimentiv for statistical design, you’ll receive:

  • Statistical analysis plan (SAP) with mock shells for key outputs
  • Simulation summaries, including an assumptions log
  • Interim analysis charter development and calendar
  • Programmed tables, listings, and figures (TLFs) and mock outputs

Partner With the GI Statistical Design and Analysis Experts

We integrate with clinical trial design services early, maintain close communication with operations, and coordinate with data science and imaging so all analyses accurately reflect your study.

Ready to Build a Better Trial?

When you need deep scientific expertise, global operational excellence, and exceptional statistical design to ensure trial success, you need to partner with the specialized GI CRO.

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