The phrase "success curve" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when writing or talking about the rate of progress or improvement in a particular process or situation over time. For example, "The success curve of our new product launch indicates a steady increase in sales since its introduction."
The cumulative success curve suggests high success during the first 15 looks where after it declines.
This is fortunate because it is clinically important to set the device voltage at the uppermost portion of the probability of success curve.
The AUC curve determined by using validation dataset should be approximately equal to the AUC curve determined by using the training dataset, but it is generally lower than the success curve, because the landslide data on validating area are not used for modelling (Ngadisih et al. 2013).
Success curves are never linear.
Strength-duration and probability of success curves for defibrillation with biphasic waveforms.
Comparison of defibrillation probability of success curves for an endocardial lead configuration with and without an inactive epicardial patch.
Comparison of upper limit of vulnerability and defibrillation probability of success curves using a nonthoracotomy lead system.
The purpose of this study was to compare ULV and defibrillation (DF) probability of success curves for a clinically useful nonthoracotomy lead system.
This study used strength-duration and percent success curves for defibrillation with monophasic and biphasic truncated exponential waveforms to explore these mechanisms.
In part 2, defibrillation percent success curves were constructed for 6.0 msec/6.0 msec biphasic waveforms with a constant phase-one amplitude and with phase-two amplitudes of approximately 21%, 62%, 94%, and 141% of phase one.
These results were confirmed in another six dogs using defibrillation probability-of-success curves.
