The primary end point was OS with secondary end points of objective response rate (ORR), failure-free survival (FFS), quality of life (QOL) and toxicity.
Higher odds ratios, however, remained between the SRRST and history of falling and fractures than previously reported odds ratios calculated from the cut-off points of objective performance tests in frail elderly people who participated in the TOUCH [ 7].
We used logistic regression analyses to compare the cumulative incidence and point prevalence of objective lymphoedema and point prevalence of subjective lymphoedema at 3, 6, and 12 months between the intervention and control group.
For example EFS is a composite end point consisting of objective measures, such as death and progression, in addition to more subjective components (i.e. investigator decision to initiate new treatment).
From this point of view, objective imaging tools are expected to be useful to get a more objective evaluation of the RNFL and ONH.
The extent of the patient's hemorrhage had not reached the point of causing objective signs of hemodynamic instability, possibly due to his beta-blocker home medication.
It is proved that the iteration process fast converges to a stationary point of the objective function.
However, since we obtain the global optimum for each sub-problem, the proposed AO algorithm converges to a stationary point of the objective function (15).
The concept of prolonged neoadjuvant chemotherapy treatment to the point of maximal objective clinical response emerged in the mid-1970s.
Since MPFM is a non-linear fluorescence phenomenon, only tissues at the focal point of the objective are excited and hence the technique is inherently confocal, i.e., the only two-photon events that can occur in the tissue will be at the focal point of the objective and therefore no confocal pinhole is required to remove out-of-focus blur.
