In particular, comparable trends have been reported by [ 6, 10, 49], while recent work by Beeken et al. [ 34] found that – partly because of a greater tendency towards fatalism over cancer that we outlined earlier in this article –people with lower socio-economic status saw it as less worthwhile to detect it and seek help early.
However, that study did not include a measurement of the caregiver's personality, which suggests that in clinical practice, incorporating screening of personality and psychological distress may be worthwhile to detect those caregivers for intervention programs early.
Therefore it is worthwhile to detect an appropriate carbamoylase (EC 3.5.1.77; EC 3.5.1.87) realizing this reaction to gain β-amino acids.
Where such data exist it may then be worthwhile to explore the possibility of a tracking system based on mobile phone which is now commonly used in many urban areas to detect and follow up defaulting mothers through text messages.
The required number of patients for this trial was calculated according to the Simon two-stage design (Machin and Campbell, 1997), assuming a minimal response rate (π0) of 30% and a worthwhile-to-detect-response-rate (π1) of at least 50%.
A difference of ± 10% was considered epidemiologically worthwhile and important to detect.
Rather, because studies lack the necessary power to detect real, and clinically worthwhile, differences in treatment, that we should not interpret or conclude that this is necessarily evidence of no effect.
Power calculations based on the primary endpoint A 30% reduction in ACR is considered a worthwhile and plausible effect size to detect in this population and detection of a 25% reduction would be an advantage.
Retweetist is a good tool for hardcore Twitter fans to detect trends and find new users worth following but retweeting would be even more worthwhile if we only could finally get a simple "Retweet this -function on this -function.
The sample size was based on consideration of statistical power to detect a worthwhile and plausible treatment effect.
