The binomial-proportion estimates, sample sizes, observed success rates, null-hypothesis confidence limits, and calculated P values for each test scenario are given in the main text.
In other cases, where severe phenotypes are observed, success has also been limited.
\end{array} $$\end{documentt} χ 2 = expected success − observed success 2 + expected failures − observed failures 2. Expected values are thus based on calculated probabilities.
As previously observed, success rates were higher when daptomycin was used as first-line treatment and this difference was observed across all dosing groups [ 22].
Clinical relevance of the association is presumed when observed success rates of the indicator in the presence and absence of the external factor exceed a pre-specified range of 10%.
The sample size for estimating the specificity of the diagnostic tests was calculated using the exact binomial method (as the specificity was expected to be close to 1): n x P x 1 − P n − x ; where P is the hypothesized proportion, n is the sample size, and x is the number of observed "successes" [ 11].
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