Sentence examples for estimates of progression from inspiring English sources
Censoring is increasingly appreciated as a potential bias affecting estimates of progression free survival (PFS) in randomised trials.
This combined outcome was chosen because we did not believe we would see a significant difference in the incidence of AIDS progression and/or death alone given our sample size and best estimates of progression rates in the HAART era.
Rigorous estimates of progression risks for EH could foster improved clinical management of abnormal vaginal bleeding.
Nevertheless, detection methods are becoming more sensitive, allowing timing estimates of progression of a tumor sample [ 14], and several surrogate markers have been described, as recently reviewed [ 30].
Data from the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative 16 were used for estimates of progression from predementia to Alzheimer's disease and estimates of the impact of the hypothetical DMT.
Firstly, it would allow estimates of progression rates based on unadjusted data where EDSS scores can get better as well as worse and hence the analysis can be repeated on the raw rather than adjusted scores.
Estimates of progression-free and overall survival at 2 years were 73.2% and 79.3%, respectively.
Kaplan Meier estimates of progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) were compared by log-rank test between patients aged <70 (n=81%; 81%) and ⩾70 (n=202; 19%) years.
Excluding mTSS recorded <8 weeks apart resulted in a more realistic estimate of progression in this population.
The former is probably of minor importance but given the lack of distinction between back and forth mixing movements and short regular antegrade movements, velocity of the magnet pill should be considered a motility index rather than an estimate of progression through the intestine.
The Kalman filter model performs at higher specificity and sensitivities for significant disease progression classification due to the greater difference in mean fitted values (i.e. average estimated probability of progression) between progressing and nonprogressing instances.
