Sentence examples for using a cure rate from inspiring English sources

We focus on a Bayesian analysis using a cure rate model for these data.

Although not statistically significant, appropriate use had a cure rate lower than inappropriate use (40% versus 60%), probably due to other clinical factors besides antibiotic use.

Valavanis and Yaşargil (1998) embolized 7.7 feeders per AVM using NBCA with a cure rate of 40%.

The highest quality study using BF demonstrated a cure rate of 58% (provocative pad test) and of 62% (48 hour pad test) for women training at home with pressure BF [ 47].

Classically, the treatment of VL in Brazil was based on the use of antimonials, with a cure rate of up to 95%%, keeping amphotericin B deoxycholate as a second-line treatment [ 47].

For example, the log-rank test has nice properties (i.e., high power) when a cure rate model is used in the statistical design [ 9, 10].

Chemotherapy treatment using classical cytotoxic drugs including cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, carboplatin, etoposide produces a cure rate of 95% for patients with good prognosis metastatic disease whilst patients with localised disease have cure rates approaching 100% [ 35].

This may help to ensure that the most clinically effective empirical treatments, ideally achieving a cure rate of over 95% [ 33], will be used in the future.

Like most cancers, it used to be a death sentence; today, with advances in chemotherapy, it has a cure rate of 90percentt.

Although this approach resulted in a cure rate exceeding 99%, the morbidity and aesthetic aspects forced surgeons to use more conservative options.

This represents a cure rate of 81%.