Sentence examples for more responsive outcome from inspiring English sources
A more responsive outcome measure may be disability-adjusted life years (DALYs), which can be used as an outcome measure to assess whether the population's burden of illness has improved with new education and training strategies.
A recent paper concluded that there was a major need for more responsive outcome measures for both symptom and structure modifying agents for human OA and a need to focus on developing and qualifying biomarkers to enable the development of DMOADs.
Epidemiological studies of chronic disorders need to consider more responsive outcomes, particularly those that manifest themselves across a defined population over a shorter time period, to improve our ability to detect the causes of and intervene in the global epidemics of today.
The smaller the MID or larger the effect size, the more responsive an outcome measure is considered to be.
At a cellular level, prediction error signals may elevate the level of excitability of efferent neurons such that they become more responsive to outcome signals.
Our instrument's greater responsiveness compared with the FIQ is even more cogent because of evidence that the FIQ is more responsive than outcome measures like patient ratings of pain intensity or total tender point pain intensity [ 43].
Pain-free grip strength is a more responsive measure of outcome than maximum grip strength for patients with Lateral Epicondylalgia.
Remission, defined by DAS28, has been validated in PsA biologic therapy trials, and shown to be more responsive than single outcome measures.
Bigger is not more responsive, nor more responsible -- just bigger!
Disease-specific instruments are more responsive to disease activity and treatment outcome and are therefore often used to reflect the patient perspective in clinical trials and observational research.
The litmus test for this health spend will be in those improved health outcomes, and a more responsive, patient centred NHS that the public is satisfied with".
