222) A strong relationship between treatment effect and age provides insights |
223) The outcomes demonstrate a strong treatment effect and suggest that targetin |
224) length of a spring corresponds to a study treatment effect and the stiffness of the |
225) consistent, there is potential for biased treatment effect estimates, inflated type |
226) The variance of the treatment effect estimator is used to meas |
227) ine the heterogeneity of the individual's treatment effect in precision medicine set |
228) d a second meta-analysis to determine the treatment effect of TMS using data from sh |
229) l factor affecting vaginal dryness and pH treatment effect. |
230) Treatment effects vary across different pa |
231) -stage prediction model for heterogeneous treatment effects by combining prognosis r |
232) Where treatment effects could be estimated with |
233) rnal, and investigation of corticosteroid treatment effects on acute/acute-on-chroni |
234) tability (all-cause discontinuation), and treatment effects were summarized via odds |
235) intly model the individual and population treatment effects. |
236) ultivariate t distribution for the random treatment effects. |
237) score modifies the relative and absolute treatment effects. |
238) meta-analysis and we also derive indirect treatment effects. |
239) ACKGROUND: Improving adherence to anti-TB treatment is a public health priority in h |
240) here is evidence that a single floss band treatment is able to increase the range of |
241) Generally, DP treatment is associated with weight gain a |
242) Once an experimental treatment is dropped or graduated, the nex |
243) timely and efficient intervention and/or treatment is important for preventing oste |
244) number of clinical studies involving each treatment is often small in a network meta |
245) led by the drugs, the prolonged course of treatment is required to clear persistent |
246) onse relationships in post-stroke aphasia treatment is required. |
247) lture to assess long-term effects of drug treatment on BCP-ALL cells. |
248) ations, and (3) impact of prostate cancer treatment on men's finances. |
249) dence about the impact of prostate cancer treatment on men's work lives. |
250) reported on the impact of prostate cancer treatment on men's work. |
251) archers should examine the impact of PTSD treatment on perceived and objective measu |
252) erm studies about the effects of flossing treatment on the range of motion and perfo |
253) ing evidence for the effect of floss band treatment on the range of motion, performa |
254) dealing with the effects of a floss band treatment on the range of motion, performa |
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