Sentence examples for years censored from inspiring English sources

Serious AEs (SAEs) and serious infections were also calculated (post hoc) as the number of new cases per 100 patient years (censored at the time of the first event by preferred term).

The length of follow-up was the time in days from hospital separation for the first time ADR episode (time zero) to the date of a second separate admission for an ADR or, in the absence of a repeat event within three years, to the date of the third anniversary from time zero or date of death if within three years (censored).

Cox regression was used to investigate factors associated with time to first ATD readmission within 2 years (and censored if died within 2 years).

The length of follow-up of patients who did not experience any aforementioned event or who experienced any event after 5 years was censored at 1,825 days (5 years).

Secondary exploratory analyses including DFS at 2.75 years, censoring patients at the actual time of switching, and DFS at a median follow-up of 6.5 years were performed.

All patients having an overall survival or relapse free survival greater than 10 years were censored and their respective clinical endpoint was set to 10 years.

To account for the heterogeneous follow up period resulting from different dates of diagnoses and last follow up visits, we locked the database at a maximum of 12 years of follow up and patients without events at 12 years were censored.

Did you feel that your work in those years was censored or otherwise inhibited?

She also revealed how in recent years she censored his TV and newspaper reading to protect South Africa's first black president from bad news that could have led to disillusionment with the direction of his beloved African National Congress (ANC).

Respondents were given a menu of time intervals as possible answers.v Over 20% of observations in both years are censored at the top category, 16 or more hours.

The Odette-Odile character is often regarded as a metaphor for the composer's double life as a closeted homosexual -- the cause of great psychological turmoil, described candidly by Tchaikovsky in letters which for many years were censored by the Soviet authorities.