Sentence examples for standard intention from inspiring English sources

Inconsistent and multiple descriptions of the modified intention to treat approach may cause failure to achieve the standard intention to treat principle, which is the best method that preserves randomisation.

This criterion limited our ability to compare funding, conflicts of interest, methodological quality, and post-randomisation exclusions between trials that report using standard intention to treat analyses and those that report using modified intention to treat.

35 However, although the assumptions of CA ITT can potentially be violated, the assumptions are more reasonable than those of standard intention to treat analysis that patients who cross over to active treatment get no benefit and those who fail to receive an assigned intervention benefit as though they did receive it.

17 We calculated summary diagnostic performance values including 95% confidence intervals from standard data of a 2×2 table (after excluding non-evaluable results) or the 3×2 table, including non-evaluable results either in the "false negative" or the "false positive" cell of a 2×2 table (worst case scenario) according to the results of the reference standard (intention to diagnose principle).

In the standard intention-to-treat analysis, unbalanced uptake of nonstudy treatment can attenuate the estimated effect of the study drug.

Primary analyses were by standard intention-to-treat with participants analysed according to their GP's randomisation.

In addition to the standard intention-to-treat analysis we will estimate a measure of the treatment impact only for compliers.

In "it won't be a bullet," Smith's advantages over "the kind of black man who dies on the news" are offset by H.I.V., which targets black men by a different standard of intention: in the catalogue of ways to kill a black boy, find me buried between the pages stuck together with red stick.

"Had we based our forecast on the standard voting-intention question, it likely would have had the Liberal Democrats winning 10 seats," he said.

Ben Lauderdale on the FiveThirtyEight site said he believed constituency polls from Lord Ashcroft that asked about specific MPs rather than parties "performed poorly and overstated the extent to which tactical voting would enable the Liberal Democrats to hold onto seats they would lose on the standard voting-intention question.

In relation to the trial hypotheses, each intervention group will be compared with the group of women allocated to standard care by intention to treat analysis, which will also adjust for any "cluster" effect within classes.