Sentence examples for trial efficiency from inspiring English sources

Multivariate predictive mathematical models for biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy by decreasing sample size and time to clinical outcomes maximize trial efficiency and identify the patients most likely to benefit from secondary prevention.

For instance, identifying Mild Cognitive Impaired who are most likely to decline during a trial, and thus most likely to benefit from the treatment, will improve trial efficiency and power to detect treatment effects.

Adaptive trial designs use interim data analysis to amend trials, and have been recognized for more than a decade as a way to increase trial efficiency, partly by the increased probability of demonstrating a drug effect if one exists.

Simulation results demonstrate that EWOC-NETS-TITE can substantially improve the trial efficiency and accuracy of MTD determination as well as allow patients to be entered in a staggered fashion to significantly shorten trial duration.

Phase I trials usually involve a small number of patients so that fully utilizing all toxicity information including time to event toxicity data is key to improving the trial efficiency and the accuracy of MTD estimation.

Flexible sample size designs, including group sequential and sample size re-estimation designs, have been used as alternatives to fixed sample size designs to achieve more robust statistical power and better trial efficiency.

Every region has appointed a person to coordinate and streamline clinical trial efficiencies.

At the end of the trial, feed efficiency (weight gain/feed intake), protein efficiency ratio (g of weight gain/g of protein fed), and specific growth rate values were computed, and three fish were collected from each tank for subsequent measurement of whole-body composition according to established procedures (Webb et al. 2003).

Double-blind Randomized Placebo-controlled Clinical Trial of Efficiency of Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs in the Control of Post-endodontic Pain.

By leveraging NLP and IE technologies, automated ES could dramatically increase the trial screening efficiency of oncologists and enable participation of small practices, which are often left out from trial enrollment.

A $12 million Commonwealth funded consortium project trialled energy efficiency initiatives in six remote Indigenous communities over three years.