Greater use should be made of effective alternatives such as multi-dimensional treatment foster care.
Table 2 outlines the previously described alternative effect measures resulting from a NMA of survival data involving a multi-dimensional treatment effect.
In this paper a method for (network) meta-analysis of survival data using a multi-dimensional treatment effect is presented as an alternative to synthesis of the constant hazards ratio.
Given the multi-dimensional treatment effect of the approach presented in this paper, the parametric hazards functions of the competing interventions can be different regarding all of their parameters.
As an alternative to network meta-analysis of survival data in which the treatment effect is represented by the constant hazard ratio, a multi-dimensional treatment effect approach is presented.
As an alternative to a network meta-analysis of survival data in which the treatment effect is represented by a single parameter, i.e. the hazard ratio, a multi-dimensional treatment effect approach is presented.
In a situation, where the violation of the proportional hazard ratio is less clear due to limitations of the data, it still can be considered useful modeling a multi-dimensional treatment effect to express the uncertainty in the violation of the assumption of proportional hazards.
Hence, by incorporating d 1 in addition to d0 a multi-dimensional relative treatment effect is used rather than single parameter for the relative treatment effect.
So it was a multi dimensional challenge.
Poverty is multi dimensional.
To that purpose, we develop a simplified enthalpy-based pyrolysis model that is extendable to multi-dimensional solid-phase treatments.
