The HMG based floating matrix tablets were optimized by 32 full factorial design to study the effect of independent variables, i.e. amount of cetyl alcohol (X1) and amount of HPMC K100M (X2) on dependent variables like % swelling index (Y1), time required to 50% drug released t50)(Y2) and time required for 90% drug release (t90)(Y3).
A factorial analysis of variance (one way ANOVA), if necessary with appropriate post hoc tests, will be carried out for the metric variables, body mass index (BMI), age and blood pressure, the scale values in SF-36, AIMS 2-F, visual analogue scale (VAS), and Lequesne index, the time required in the timed "up and go" test, and flexion and extension in the neutral-zero testing,.
The unpaired t-test was performed to determine differences in age, height, weight, body mass index (BMI), and the time required for placement of a gastric tube between the groups.
The recovery index (RI), defined as the time required for T1 of the TOF to recovery from 25%to75%5% of baseline [ 11].
The healing index is defined as the time required for 1 cm of newly formed callus to consolidate, and is calculated by dividing the total length of time in days from the time of stopping the distraction to the time when the external fixator is removed by the total increase in length of the bone (Devmurari et al. 2010).
Hence, controls without prescriptions at least 3 years prior to the case's index date were not eligible for the study (3 years observation time required prior to index date), forcing controls to be active in the database in the original study for at least 3 years prior to the case's index date.
The primary index of performance is typically the time required to complete the test.
The healing index (HI) was defined as the time required for 1 cm of the bone to fully consolidate, and was calculated by dividing the total length of time in days the fixator was applied by the total amount of distraction performed.
First, accuracy in identifying English words is an indicator of word knowledge and the time required to do so provides an index of reading speed.
Not shown in the Table is the time required for genome indexing, required by both SSAHA and BLAT.
This was used to predict the time required to move from excessive (Index 4) to the upper boundary of the optimum (Index 3) soil P concentration range.
