Sentence examples for main outcome frequency from inspiring English sources

The upper confidence intervals for the main outcome (frequency symptoms) suggest that alternative strategies are unlikely to result in poor symptom control (around 18% worsening for the midstream urine or delayed groups, and 2% in dipstick and symptom score groups).

Main Outcome Measures: Frequency of hospitalizations and visits with a depression diagnosis; and frequency of other diagnoses with depression.

Main outcome measure: frequency of pre-term delivery.

Main Outcome Measures: Frequency, duration, intensity, and interference of back pain.

Main Outcome Measures: Frequency, duration, intensity, and quality of phantom limb and residual limb pain, and pain-related disability as measured by the Chronic Pain Grade.

Main Outcome Measures: Frequency of mild footdrop (ankle angle ≤100°), severe footdrop (ankle angle >100°), and rotation and plantarflexor failure singularly and in association.

Main outcome measures Frequency of clinical anastomotic leakage verified at reoperation; mortality at 30 days.

Main outcome measure Frequency of bacteria and virus carriage in airway aspirates during wheezy episodes and at planned visits without respiratory symptoms.

Main outcome measures Frequency of incomplete outcome reporting signified by outcomes that were specified in a trial's protocol but not fully reported in subsequent publications and trialists' reasons for incomplete reporting of outcomes.

Main outcome measures Frequency and proportion of studies reporting absolute effect measures, relative effect measures, or both in abstract and full text; availability of absolute risks in studies reporting only relative effect measures.

Main outcome measures Frequencies of positive and negative words in abstracts compared with frequencies of words with a neutral and random connotation, expressed as relative change since 1980.