The relative error can be estimated by an expression depending on the percentage of the patients who were re-randomized, multipliers (how many times more likely it is to repeat an event) for the probability of reoccurrences, and the ratio of the total events reported and the initial number of patients entering the trial.
Subsequently, the retained genes are employed as part of a series of classification schemes in order to discriminate the patients into high and low risk groups, in terms of reoccurrence probability.
For some parameter estimates (e.g. probabilities of spontaneous remission, reoccurrence of depression and suicide rates) no measure of variability was available from the epidemiological evidence.
She was doing well 6 months later without evidence of reoccurrence.
Chronic Daily Headache (CDH) is an umbrella term for headache disorders with a high rate of reoccurrence (15 or more days per month for 3 consecutive months).
"We have taken a number of actions to minimize the risk of reoccurrence and to strengthen our measures to ensure that panelists are complying properly in all markets".
Next, prevention of cancer, screening, complete cure treatment, prevention of reoccurrence, and early diagnosis and treatment of reoccurrence: This will eliminate cancer.
Patients with a history of stroke or TIA are at an increased risk of reoccurrence [ 33].
Fear of reoccurrence was the most frequent symptom one year after a flood elsewhere [ 5].
Furthermore, for those who survive the risk of reoccurrence of the disease is a major problem.
