Sentence examples for margin of equivalence from inspiring English sources

The overall peritonitis rate for ANDY-Disc was 53% greater compared with UltraBag, but the 95% confidence interval overlaps the prespecified margin of equivalence.

The margin of equivalence is 0.0.

The margin of equivalence, given in terms of the difference, extends from -5.5 % to +5.5 %.

The applicants stated that they used the effect estimate from the systematic review as the margin of equivalence.

Again, the 95% CI of the difference in proportions fell outside the margin of equivalence (95% CI: −27.3 to 5.2).

The margin of equivalence, 12.5%, may be seen as relatively high, as one could argue that a 5% or 10% increase may be important in clinical practice.

We pre-defined the margins of equivalence to be 80% to 125% as these margins are understood as minimum clinically relevant deviations.

Estimates of treatment effect will be reported with 95% confidence intervals and a figure showing confidence intervals and margins of equivalence will also be presented.

Margins of equivalence for weight and the proportion of each group (older women and middle-aged women) reporting a musculoskeletal adverse event were set a priori, based on the smallest value that would represent a clinically significant difference.

However, the fatigue load model and the damage equivalence factors have several shortcomings: (1) the critical span length is defined for limited bridge influence lines, (2) the damage equivalence factors neglect simultaneous presence of several heavy vehicles on bridges, and (3) the safety margin of damage equivalence factors is not uniform for all bridge influence lines.

The difference of 0.015 900 % CI = 0.006 to 0.024) was small in magnitude and the 90 % CI totally fell within the equivalence margin of ±0.05, indicating equivalence of the two indices.