Sentence examples for effects rate from inspiring English sources

To compare the local and systemic reactogenicity of two vaccine associations in infants, in order to ascertain if a greater volume of injection is associated with a greater adverse effects rate.

These studies show measurable difference in clinical endpoints such as side effects, rate of cure, morbidity, and mortality.

For ≤120 days of exposure, we observed a non-significant 17% relative increase (random effects rate ratio 1.17, 0.90 to 1.53).

For current cumulative exposure within two years, we observed a non-significant 11% increase in diabetes in patients prescribed higher potency statins compared with patients prescribed lower potency statins (random effects rate ratio 1.11, 95% confidence interval 0.96 to 1.27).

Regression model development: Based on preliminary evaluations of cross-correlation functions between the outcome and explanatory variables, we developed a regression model to estimate multi-day effects rate ratios, up to 3-day lags for OTC allergy medication sales and up to 7-day lags for asthma syndrome ED visits at 98th percentile distribution of pollen levels compared to 0th percentile.

If the ICER for rate-control compared to rhythm-control fell in the southeast quadrant, with negative costs and positive effects, rate-control would be more effective (better survival) and less costly than rhythm-control (i.e., rate-control 'dominates' rhythm-control).

If the ICER fell in the northwest quadrant, with positive costs and negative effects, rate-control would be more costly and less effective than rhythm-control (i.e., rate-control is 'dominated' by rhythm-control).

ESM adds several important aspects of battery modeling, including temperature effects, rate-based variable efficiency, and operational modeling of capacity fade and we demonstrate that addition of these factors can significantly alter optimal system design, levelized cost of electricity (LCOE), and other factors.

To successfully measure policy effects, rates of practice change should also be measured with targeted water quality parameters.

Side effects rates were substantially but non-significantly greater for OROS-mph compared to placebo (77% vs. 46%, p=.063).

After considering the joint distribution of costs and effects, rate-control is the favored initial approach to treatment because of the lower cost compared to rhythm-control, despite the absence of a statistically significant difference in survival between the two treatments.