Sentence examples for its primary outcome from inspiring English sources

It's been approved for use in Europe since September 2007, but has yet to be approved in the United States, where it's undergoing clinical trials; the US Food and Drug Administration has so far refused to approve it, citing the fact that the original trial didn't have overall survival as its primary outcome measure.

The TIPP trial failed to find a benefit in its primary outcome (improved survival/neurodevelopmental outcome); this negative result may have discouraged indomethacin prophylaxis use.

43 This study failed to show its primary outcome.

Some have argued that the study may have been underpowered to detect its primary outcome [ 6].

Therefore, the trial did not meet its primary outcome end point.

Had we chosen the OHQ composite score, this study would have met its primary outcome.

Accordingly, the current study is designed to provide pragmatic clinical direction for the delivery of PTSD treatment through its primary outcomes in an effectiveness design, and will also provide informative results to elucidate underlying mechanisms and biomarkers involved in PTSD treatment response.

The study results demonstrated improved diagnostic accuracy of FFRCT plus CCTA versus CCTA alone for the diagnosis of ischemia, although the study did not achieve its prespecified primary outcome goal of diagnostic accuracy of greater than 70% of the lower bound of the sided 95% confidence interval (95% CI, 67% 78%).

We used the direct agglutination test as a marker for infection, as in previous epidemiological studies, 16 19 28 29 30 because the low incidence of visceral leishmaniasis precluded its use as primary outcome.

For this target, its primary expected outcome is to enhance understanding of the underground sequestration of CO2 associated with EOR in the context of carbonate reservoir, and to evaluate the impact of this sequestration on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

This urban community-based study with 5000 participants had enuresis as its primary research outcome variable and reported a prevalence of 12.3%.