Sentence examples for predefined outcome from inspiring English sources

Only two of these trials met our eligibility criteria including cancer as predefined outcome.

No language, date, publication status, or predefined outcome restriction were applied.

In addition, predefined outcome measures will be evaluated after 2 and 6 weeks of prolonged intervention (safety visits; table 1).

The strength of the evidence is very low and limited by the study design: a high risk of systematic bias, insufficient and partly inadequate reporting of predefined outcome values and few participants especially in the intervention group.

A significant area of progress in the conduct of clinical trials for WG has been the recognized necessity of having predefined outcome measures and their definition in the published methods.

To evaluate associations between VSS scores and predefined outcome variables, the following definitions were used: VSSinitial denotes the VSS score in the first 15 minutes after admission to the emergency department and VSSmax denotes the maximum VSS score throughout the total stay in the emergency department.

Charts of all patients diagnosed with asthma during 3-month study period were retrospectively reviewed against predefined outcomes.

There was also little evidence of predefined outcomes, partly due to a lack of published protocols.

The main characteristics and predefined outcomes of the 13 included studies are shown in Table 1 and Additional file 3: Table S3.

Only few studies reported data on other PCT-guided strategies for antibiotic therapies, and the pooled results showed no benefit in the predefined outcomes.

Summary of findings for the effect of PCT-guided strategy antibiotic on predefined outcomes in ICU patients is described in Table 2.