Sentence examples for compound outcome from inspiring English sources

Reductions in respiratory deaths will also be included as a compound outcome.

Positive predictive values (PPVs) and associated 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were calculated for each diagnostic code and as a compound outcome, including all of the diagnostic codes.

We demonstrate within this study that FGF-21 predicts the metabolic syndrome and future glycemic control, as defined by T2DM and the compound outcome IGM.

The outcome variable in the validation sample differs in that an ANC cutoff point of 0.5 × 10/liter is used in the compound outcome definition.

In a recent study, a correlation was demonstrated between urinary biomarkers and low renal NIRS saturations and a compound outcome, including the need for renal replacement therapy in infants after cardiac surgery [ 16].

Kaplan-Meier survival analyses were carried out to estimate the proportion of children progressing to death and AIDS over time since birth (i.e. time of infection), separately and as a compound outcome variable.

This co-evolution generated compound outcomes because of the late start of PEI and the fast growth of online shopping in China.

Whether pain is the most appropriate outcome for responder analysis or whether function, sleep, quality of life or compound outcomes like the OMERACT-OARSI set of responder criteria 36 are preferable remains to be examined.

Together the interplay of these processes has driven a multitude of compound outcomes such as repeat homogenization and changes in repeat array length and consensus between closely related species (fig. 5).

Here the negative class was comprised of compounds for which no significant inhibition was seen at any concentration of the test compound ("activity outcome" = 1 [34]) or for which the AC50 was ≥ 10 μM.

Patients' preferences can further compound the outcome.