Sentence examples for potential indirect comparisons from inspiring English sources

By grouping the trials per comparator drug, potential indirect comparisons between various methotrexate schedules were anticipated.

Figure  2b shows the potential indirect comparisons that could be made for ranibizumab with the other treatments for CRVO.

Figure  2a shows the potential indirect comparisons that could be made for ranibizumab with the other treatments for BRVO based on the identified literature.

This review explores the application of published evidence to practice, discussing the goals of treatment, the (in) ability to predict individual responses to therapy, and the potential value of indirect comparisons.

Several other systematic reviews and meta-analyses have narratively compared effect sizes across drugs, acknowledging the potential limitations of making unadjusted indirect comparisons.

Indirect comparisons are subject to potential biases and should be interpreted with caution.

Thus, direct comparisons of, for instance, the prevalence of fractures could not be made between patients using GCs versus those not using GCs, and any indirect comparisons with other studies are complicated by potential differences in study design and patient populations.

Direct and indirect comparisons Direct comparison preferred; indirect comparison possible.

Given the limited number of head-to-head studies comparing vortioxetine with other antidepressants, indirect comparisons using effect sizes observed in other trials can be helpful to discern potential differences in clinical outcomes.

Indirect comparisons across similarly designed studies in patients with refractory epilepsy are also suggestive of the potential for improved tolerability with SPN-804.

Indirect comparisons can be performed as adjusted indirect comparisons, unadjusted indirect comparisons and mixed-treatment-comparisons (MTC).