Sentence examples for outcomes dropped from inspiring English sources

But according to the NEJM article, Pfizer and Parkes-Davis later swapped some primary and secondary outcomes, dropped some criteria altogether when the drug did not treat a symptom, and introduced new outcomes halfway through when the drug treated a symptom unexpectedly.

Not surprisingly, the majority of our outcomes dropped from baseline to 48-month follow-up.

2010 spline points show the diverging birth outcome patterns by RUCA-defined rurality; large town estimated rates of adverse birth outcomes dropped, but small town/isolated region estimated rates remained higher for both PTB (OR = 1.34; 95% CI: 1.18, 1.52) and LBW (OR = 1.21; 95% CI: 1.06, 1.39).

Increasing thickness of the cutaneous primary correlates with worsening survival outcomes, dropping from 96%10-year10-yearvalesionsesions <1 mm, to 54% for lesions >4 mm; even for lesions <1 mm in thickness, there is further deterioration in outcome between lesions <0.25 mm thickness and those >0.75 mm [75].

The outcome dropped the Viola five points behind Napoli.

The outcome dropped the Knicks 35-366) below.500 for the first time in four months, long before the addition of Carmelo Anthony turned from fantasy to reality.

(A decade after undergoing E.T.S. for hand sweating, according to one study, the proportion of patients who were satisfied with the outcome dropped from an initial ninety-six per cent to sixty-seven per cent, mainly because of compensatory sweating).

After entering disruptiveness in the regression model predicting suicide attempts, the relationship between the OATL1 SNP and the outcome dropped (OR = 1.71, CI 1.13 2.59**).

Other variables entered into the analysis which were not significant were sex (P = 0.395) and outcome (drop out versus discharged drug free) (P = 0.522).

These two studies were the ones with the highest effect sizes for cognition and activities of daily living outcomes and had extremely low drop-out rates.

Those that did not show a statistically significant associations (at least at the p=.05 level) with each outcome were dropped in a stepwise manner until the final models retained only statistically significant variables.