We sought to detect a moderate difference of the mean standardized differences between superiority and noninferiority trials, which we defined as half a standard deviation [ 12].
Thus, in both the DPT-1 and TNNHS cohorts, we have sought to detect a DPTRS threshold that might identify individuals at a sufficiently high 2-year risk for T1D to warrant the characterization of their being in a preclinical state.
We are seeking to detect a mean KASQ improvement two scores (8%) in the intervention arm and have estimated that with a power of 80% and significance level of p < 0.05, allowing for 15% attrition, deduced from previous studies, 144 participants will be required.
We sought to detect an excess of association signals within genes belonging to each of three candidate gene sets based on different biological functions: axon guidance, neuronal migration and steroid hormone biology.
For our sample size estimation, we sought to detect an absolute difference of 18 percentage points (41%% recovery in control and 59%% in intervention groups respectively) at 12 months, a difference that we think is both plausible for this type of intervention and would promote changes in practice.
For those records in which several pieces of information are consolidated into a single record, we will seek to detect any modifications to the methods and any selective reporting in the completed reports of the study findings.
Meanwhile, sonar monitors seek to detect any noise in the vicinity, listening especially for the sound of propellers.
Where programs seek to detect just a proportion of cancers with high efficiency and low colonoscopy rates [ 29], a blood DNA test might be acceptable as a frontline screening test if a participatory advantage can be demonstrated in practice.
Although our study did not seek to detect determining factors for such a shift, it is very likely that the adoption of new legislation in 2010 played an important role.
In this particular context, this method has been used when researchers seek to detect symptoms and signs that indicate an increased probability that a patient's pain is associated with the presence of a particular pathoanatomic structure (diagnostic subgroup).
