Sentence examples for predefined incidence from inspiring English sources

The predefined incidence rate ratios are chosen by the user depending on the type of epidemic in the country (generalized, concentrated primarily in IDUs, concentrated with few IDUs).

Spectrum uses a set of predefined incidence rate ratios to estimate the incidence rate among persons aged 50 and older.

The secondary safety assessments were incidence of moderate and severe predefined GI AEs, incidence of each individual predefined GI AE, discontinuations from study because of any AE or GI AE and time to discontinuation, mean sitting systolic and diastolic blood pressure (msSBP and msDBP), and the number of tablets of antacid rescue medication taken.

The final treatment feasibility and safety would be approved if the incidence of predefined severe grade 3/4 toxicities (NCI-CTC) would be no higher than 20% as well as the incidence of predefined severe, life threatening bleeding events would be no higher than 20% in a minimum of 15 patients under treatment duration of at least 12 weeks.

The primary safety measures were the incidence of predefined GI adverse events (AEs) and peripheral oedema.

The determination of the sample size was based on the key primary safety variable, the incidence of predefined GI AEs.

Hematology, liver function, renal function, and electrolyte laboratory parameters were evaluated for the incidence of predefined, clinically significant abnormalities, and for median and mean changes from baseline to last follow-up visit.

A therapeutic strategy designed to detect and reverse tissue hypoxia, as diagnosed by an increase of oxygen extraction (O2ER) over a predefined threshold, could decrease the incidence of organ failures.

The incidence of individual predefined GI AEs and their severity was also comparable between the treatment groups.

In the univariate analysis advanced age (P = 0.02) and existence of liver cirrhosis (P < 0.01) were both associated with incidence of a predefined SAE.

The primary end point was the incidence of a predefined comprehensive composite primary end point of both upper and lower GI events, including clinically significant decreases in haemoglobin (≥2 g/dL) and/or haematocrit (≥10%), as previously reported.