"treatment indicators" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to signs or symptoms that can help to identify a person's response to a particular treatment. For example, "The patient's cholesterol levels and blood pressure were both monitored as treatment indicators of the new medication."
Similar "absolute treatment indicators" were identified, but this time 11 different agents were used in an equal number of combinations, including some not mentioned in the 1991 survey.
National performance data allows patients to look up their GP surgery and see how it performs against dozens of diagnosis and treatment indicators.
This kinetic information can be further used to design thermal processes, achieving high retention of bioactive lipids and identifying possible thermal treatment indicators.
J&J also should scale back the drug's accepted treatment indicators -- from management of "psychotic disorders" to the "treatment of schizophrenia" alone.
Migraine was associated with greater levels of severity and treatment indicators than was tension-type headache.
For intermediate outcome and treatment indicators, absolute differences are also greater, and clinically significant.
The test indicates, whether there are differences due to the treatment indicator conditional on a quartic polynomial of the propensity score.
Let Z1 be the treatment indicator (1=vaccine and 0=placebo).
Let the variable w be a binary treatment indicator, where w = 1 denotes treatment and w = 0 otherwise.
We interpret the interaction of these last two terms as the treatment indicator, withour estimate of the treatment effect therefore given by δ ^.
The probability of dropout is associated with the degree of exposure of each individual to the LOGSE (the treatment indicator), amongst other factors.
