The phrase "adverse deviation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts such as finance, insurance, or risk management to describe a situation where actual results differ unfavorably from expected results.
Example: "The company reported an adverse deviation in its financial projections, leading to a reassessment of its budget."
Alternatives: "negative variance" or "unfavorable discrepancy".
Suppose the health of biological organisms is understood, albeit extremely crudely, as something like the species typical or normal biological functioning of the organism, and disease as conditions causing adverse deviations from normal functioning.
CAP: Community acquired pneumonia; TEAEs: Treatment-emergent adverse events; SD: Standard deviation.
SD: Standard deviation; ADEs: Adverse drug events; MUHC McGill Universityy health centre; CPOE: Computerized provider order entry; EMR Electronicc medical records; MOXXI: Medical office of the 21st century.
The primary reason for discontinuation of treatment was progression of disease: 83 % of patients in Cohort 1 and 77 % of patients in Cohort 2. > -wrap-foot> adverserseventnt, SD standard deviation Baseline characteristics were generally balanced across treatment arms (Table 3).
Reasons for treatment discontinuation among the remaining 19 patients were: PD (n=10), protocol deviation (n=1), adverse event (n=2), death (n=3) and other (n=3: investigator decision, metastasis, massive decay of lesions (a contraindication for radiotherapy owing to the high risk of developing life-threatening pulmonary haemorrhage) (one patient each)).
Patients will be assessed for adverse events and protocol deviations in the perioperative period.
The attending veterinarian recorded details of all welfare matters, including protocol deviations, suspected adverse events, development of concurrent medical problems and euthanasia.
Any protocol deviations are recorded in either the eCRF or the medical records; both are checked by a clinical research assistant to ensure that all protocol deviations and adverse events are in the database.
The DSMC's role is to provide scientific and ethical oversight by evaluating the following data provided to them on a semi-annual basis: participant recruitment, accrual, and retention; adverse events (AEs); protocol deviations; data monitoring; and participant characteristics.
