Sentence examples for alternate endpoints from inspiring English sources
It emboldens audiences to reconceive of black experience by imagining alternate endpoints, to envision a sort of redemption and restoration.
Symptomatic episode recurrence represents a possible alternate endpoint but still requires >400 patients followed for 1 year.
All models were evaluated for accuracy using distant recurrence-free survival (DRFS) as well as disease specific survival (DSS) as an alternate clinical endpoint (Fig. 10).
The primary efficacy endpoint of this study was the proportion of patients achieving a ≥2-g dL−1 increase in Hgb at any time from Baseline to Week 5. Based on requests from different health authorities, a prespecified alternate primary endpoint analysis (the mean change in Hgb from Baseline to Week 5) was also performed.
Ferumoxytol was shown to be superior to iron sucrose in the mean increase in Hgb from Baseline to Week 5 (the alternate, preplanned primary efficacy endpoint), with a treatment difference of 0.3 g dL−1 (ferumoxytol, 2.7 vs. iron sucrose, 2.4 g dL−1; P = 0.0124) (Fig. 3).
The diffusion-coalesce dichotomy represent endpoints rather than alternate states of urban growth.
The detailed atomistic model of the allosteric mechanism that emerges from this study achieves the same conformational endpoints as the classical alternating-access model for transport.
Both aberrations are expected to affect H3K36me2 signaling and may represent alternate pathways to the same molecular endpoint.
The starting and endpoints of each drive count were alternated daily to ameliorate researcher and time bias [22].
The results of this study group's first trial of FOS vs. alternate day prednisone vs. placebo with the primary endpoint of decline in kidney function [ 16] have recently been published in abstract form [ 17].
The results of exploratory analyses were consistent with the hypothesis that the overall survival endpoint was confounded by crossover treatment and use of alternate anticancer drugs after discontinuation.
