Sentence examples for error of treatment from inspiring English sources

We consider the relative efficiency (estimate divided by its standard error) of treatment effects derived from the DSM, the generic QOL, the generic QOL indirectly estimated from the mapped DSM, and a pooled estimate combining the direct and indirect information on the generic QOL.

One electronic transfer error of treatment parameters from the treatment planning system was reported.

We used the standard error of treatment effect estimate as the regressor.

This would require standard errors of treatment differences within studies, which generally were not given.

Analysis resulted in the finding of 11 events, all errors of treatment and communication.

If some results appear unusual then it is of course appropriate to check these for errors; in particular if estimates and standard errors of treatment effects have been confused with other quantities then the results from the meta-analysis will be erroneous.

Countermeasures were further complicated because 'trial and error' types of treatment strategies were already applied in the absence of indications and robust diagnostic tools that would have given prognostic guidance to clinicians.

This is reinforced by the fact that standard errors of treatment-biased change estimates ignore the presence of degradation and deforestation activities and thus remain small due to the pronounced correlation between plot values on successive occasions.

The x-axis in the present analysis is the treatment effect (SMD) and the y-axis is the standard error of that treatment effect.

Simulation results for the proposed design show that: (i) the percentage of patients allocated to the superior arm is much higher than in the traditional fixed randomised design; (ii) relative to the optimal DP design, the power is largely improved upon and (iii) it exhibits only a very small bias and mean squared error of the treatment effect estimator.

Data are presented as predicted means from the model with either standard error of the treatment mean (S.E.M) or standard error of the difference between comparisons, as appropriate, used to represent the variance.