Sentence examples for measures from trials from inspiring English sources

The elimination of outcome measures from trials that were insensitive to change improved the likelihood that effective treatments would be found.

Both the snoring and control subjects adapted to the treatment for a similar duration of time prior to participating in Trial 2, and no significant differences in heart rate variability occurred within the control group when comparing measures from Trial 1 and 2.

PFS and OS for all patients were measured from trial entry until documented progression (by RECIST or PSAWG criteria) and death, respectively.

Consequently the estimated absolute risk reduction achieved by treatment with rosuvastatin for 10 years (10 year treatment effect) is equal to the difference between these two [individual treatment effect=(1−overall relative effect measure from trial)×baseline risk derived from an existing prediction model].

Dependent measures from the test trials included: number of incorrect arm entries (Errors) during the test trial; mean Latency to reach platform (total latency divided by arms entered, i.e., an indirect index of swim speed); and the position (or type) of the First Error during the test trial (where an error occurred).

When the study's findings were first published, patients and some scientists noted a stunning problem: The investigators had weakened their outcome measures from their trial protocol so much that participants could actually deteriorate on physical function and still qualify as "recovered". Thirteen percent entered the trial already having met the definition of "recovered" on that measure.

Creatinine clearance measures from the trial were not measured directly, but were obtained using the Cockcroft & Gault equation, and assumed to equal GFR measures in the model.

Among these, one RCT was excluded because it compared two different dosages [ 20] and another because it reported different outcome measures from one trial [ 18].

In each case, the GP-led programme performed at least as well as traditional hospital-based follow-up, although the outcome measures varied from trial to trial.

To ensure that the key is secure, Alice and Bob perform statistical tests (i.e., compute the Quantum Bit Error Rate (QBER E) [22] and/or perform a Bell test) on the data they measured from several trials.

The maximal measure from three trials on each leg was used for analyses.