Sentence examples for sensitive to discontinuation from inspiring English sources
Treatment effect estimates are likely to be sensitive to discontinuation rates, whether an intent-to-treat or as-initially-treated analysis (i.e., with follow-up censored upon alteration of the initial treatment) is conducted.
The decline in infections was also very sensitive to the PrEP discontinuation rate (inverse of the average duration of PrEP use) and the level of coverage.
Clinical benefits, including an overall survival advantage, were also seen in women who crossed over from placebo to letrozole after unblinding, indicating that tumors remain sensitive to hormone therapy despite a prolonged period since discontinuation of tamoxifen.
Trial designs assessing time to disease progression such as the randomised discontinuation model (Rosner et al, 2002) may be more sensitive to a biological effect.
In fact, discontinuation of EGFR-TKI therapy in patients who were once sensitive to EGFR inhibition may lead to more rapid cancer progression 63, 64.
Estimates were also sensitive to changes in the assumed rate of switching to paroxetine when assumptions of therapy discontinuation were employed.
It is sensitive to ambiguities.
Sensitive to feeling left out?
