The study found that patients who were monitored for rejection using the blood test had outcomes roughly equivalent to those of patients who were given frequent heart biopsies.
For CRVO, dexemathasone was indicated advantage on the ≥15 outcome but was roughly equivalent to ranibizumab on the ≥5 outcome.
With four outcomes, the MLNM is roughly equivalent to running three binary logistic regressions comparing outcomes 1 to 2, 1 to 3 and 1 to 4. In the MNLM, all of the logits are estimated simultaneously, which enforces the logical relationship among the parameters and uses the data more efficiently [ 24].
Previous investigators have compared pregnancy rates after IPI and standard IUI, and found the outcomes to be roughly equivalent [ 16].
This method requires roughly equivalent numbers of successful and unsuccessful studies per outcome.
In work he did for The Wall Street Journal and NBC News, Mr. Garin said, he found "roughly equivalent" approval ratings for both campaigns and a willingness "to suspend judgment until an accurate outcome could be ascertained".
The experiment's outcome was that one year in Kentucky, with its hot summers and cold winters, was roughly equivalent to four in Scotland, with its much more consistent and humid climate.
However, despite this statistical outcome, all models showed essentially not very dissimilar discrimination capacities, because the AŨC and CI were roughly equivalent from a practical point of view for the whole group of models.
All variants are roughly equivalent.
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The trimesters are roughly equivalent to specific developmental stages.
