Examples of using Efficacy analysis in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Primary efficacy analysis.
Efficacy analysis is based on 48 weeks of treatment(see table below).
Eligible for efficacy analysis, n.
The efficacy analysis includes 3 subjects with recombinant genotype 2/1 HCV infection.
Thirty-nine(39) patients were included in the final primary per protocol efficacy analysis.
Pooled efficacy analysis.
The efficacy analysis consisted of 109 patients who had at least 24 hours of video EEG in both baseline and evaluation periods.
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The efficacy analysis also demonstrated that treatment with cholic acid significantly improved ALT and AST values for patients stratified by single enzyme defects.
A Metacarpophalangeal joint; b Proximal interphalangeal joint;c 2 primary joints were excluded from the efficacy analysis(1 joint from the placebo group was not evaluated and 1 joint from the Xiapex treated group had a baseline contracture of 0 degrees before treatment).
Pooled efficacy analysis over 6 months' treatment demonstrated that the rate of COPD exacerbations was statistically significantly lower than the placebo rate.
A Metacarpophalangeal joint; b Proximal interphalangeal joint;c 2 primary joints were excluded from the efficacy analysis(1 joint from the placebo group was not evaluated and 1 joint from the Xiapex treated group had a baseline contracture of 0 degrees before treatment).
Efficacy analysis in study 3090A1-301-WW was based on 22 evaluable paediatric subjects on prophylaxis regimen including 4 on-demand patients who shortly changed to prophylaxis.
Table 4 below shows the results of the week 48 andthe week 96 efficacy analysis for patients treated with rilpivirine and patients treated with efavirenz from the pooled data from the ECHO and THRIVE trials.
Post-hoc efficacy analysis in patients who maintained a high or very high DRL at randomisation.
Pooled efficacy analysis.
Pooled efficacy analysis of the two 6-month Phase III studies demonstrated a statistically significant reduction of 29% in the rate of moderate or severe exacerbations(requiring treatment with antibiotics or corticosteroids or resulting in hospitalisations) with Brimica Genuair compared to placebo rates per patient per year: 0.29 vs.
Table 6 Summary of efficacy analysis in relapsed multiple myeloma study PX-171-009.
Pooled efficacy analysis of the 6-month and 3-month placebo controlled studies demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in the rate of moderate to severe exacerbations(requiring treatment with antibiotics or corticosteroids or resulting in hospitalisations) with aclidinium 322 µg twice daily compared to placebo(rate per patient per year: 0.31 vs 0.44 respectively; p=0.0149).
An extended follow-up efficacy analysis was conducted with a median follow-up of 130.7 weeks.
In Study CAC-91-10-10 the efficacy analysis showed that treatment with cholic acid significantly improved, i.e. decreased, urinary bile acid excretion in patients with single enzyme defects.
AM= months bNumber of study participants for year 1 oryear 2 primary efficacy analysis. cReduction in culture-confirmed influenza illness relative to placebo. dData presented for clinical trial D153-P504 are for study participants who received two doses of study vaccine or placebo.
In an interim analysis of Study CAC-002-01, the efficacy analysis of urinary bile acids and transaminases using the comparison from baseline to worst post-baseline value for the overall population that included both patients on cholic acid at study start and treatment naive patients showed no statistically significant changes.
Table 10 Overview of Efficacy Analyses BCIRG 006 AC→D versus DCarbH.
Efficacy analyses from ET743-OVA-301.
The key efficacy analyses were ORR based on independent radiologic review and duration of objective response.
Baseline characteristics for the patients evaluated in the primary and secondary efficacy analyses from the combined studies were(mean± SD): chronological age(years).
Secondary efficacy analyses over 144 weeks included the proportion of patients with HIV-1 RNA concentrations< 400 or< 50 copies/ ml, and change from baseline in CD4 cell count.
Although limited by the low number of patients, efficacy analyses among these patients with V600K-positive tumours suggested similar treatment benefit of vemurafenib in terms of OS, PFS and confirmed best overall response.
Baseline was reset at cross-over and efficacy analyses were based on investigators assessment c The interim PFS numbers have been updated based on a recalculation of the original data d Results for ORR are given as percent of subjects with confirmed response with the 95% CI.