Sentence examples for minimally detectable from inspiring English sources
We believe that the confusion about MIC will decrease if the distinction between minimally detectable and minimal important change is appreciated and acknowledged.
Thus, this criterion of 0.5 SD may be considered a threshold of detection and corresponds more to minimally detectable change than to minimally important change.
The terminology can be confusing, with several terms differing only slightly in definition (e.g. minimal clinically important difference, clinically important difference, minimally detectable difference, subjectively significant difference).
The change patients undergo in therapy should not only be minimally detectable [ 22 ], but rather be minimal clinically important.
Moreover, it becomes possible to judge whether the minimally detectable change of a measurement instrument is sufficiently small to detect minimally important changes.
Appreciating the distinction, it becomes possible to judge whether the minimally detectable change of a measurement instrument is sufficiently small to detect minimally important changes.
37 A recent systematic review identified a minimal detectable change of 18 points and a minimally clinically important difference (MCID) of 8 13 points.
Trials can be designed so that the minimal detectable change, is less than the threshold of minimally important change ((MIC) i.e., a magnitude of change that may be considered patient-important).
We next tested the causative relationship in a cell model and found that HMGB1 was minimally detected in the medium of LLC-PK1 and mPTC cells treated with albumin and could not be detectable in those treated with HG.
Gsα, Giα3 and Gβ were readily detectable throughout most of the gradient, paralleling detection of endocytosed FITC-dextran, even in regions of the gradient where markers of plasma membranes and Golgi vesicles were minimally detected.
We considered a 0.5 SD difference on the PSWQ-A (3.35 units) and the HAM-A (3.5 units) in the post-intervention means as the minimally important detectable difference.
