Sentence examples for most common deviation from inspiring English sources

The most common deviation from national treatment guidelines was the use of correct drugs for a duration longer than six months.

Up to 62% were inappropriately treated according to GOLD, with over-prescription of inhaled corticosteroids in GOLD stage I/II (55%), or in stage III/IV with no history of severe exacerbations (56%) being the most common deviation.

Table  4 summarizes these self-reported behaviours, with the most common deviation from a doctor's advice being to use antibiotics intermittently or in an interrupted pattern (reported by 45%%).

Most common deviations for the remaining 85% were: giving uterotonic drugs after placental delivery (65%) and without cord traction (49%).

The most common deviations were being out of the study-visit window (9.6%), dosing errors (3.0%), and dosing noncompliance (3.0%).

The most common deviations were no respect for randomization (16 patients; 3.1%), delayed baseline A1C assay (14 patients; 2.7%), and A1C outside the inclusion range (4 patients; 0.8%).

Based on the most common deviations from ITT described in the literature, 19 20 22 mITT can be divided into four categories, as illustrated in figure 1. Executing ITT analysis can be difficult, as missing data is common.

Failure to achieve lithium concentrations within the target range (n = 112 patients) was the most common protocol deviation.

Patient and physician related factors were the most common reasons for deviation, each accounting for 24.7% of deviations, followed by toxicities (23.3%) and comorbidities (20.0%).

Continuing existing treatment rather than intensifying therapy was the most common type of deviation (59.9%).

Eighty two (17%) trials presented descriptions for a modified intention to treat approach that did not fall into any of the defined categories (table 3). Figure 2 shows the overlap among the four most common types of deviations.