| number needed to harm |
1 / ARR when outcome is worse in the experimental group.
출처: www.sicsebm.org.uk/jargon.htm
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| number needed to treat |
1 / ARR. The number of patients needed to treat to achieve one additional good outcome. An excellent was of looking at interventions as this corrects for low occurrence rates. For example an intervention may have a fantastic RRR of 50% but only reduces the rate of a rare complication from 0.2% to 0.1%. The RRR may be misleading. The number of patients needed to treat to avoid one complication would be 1000. This makes judgments of risk / benefit / cost more straightforward.
출처: www.sicsebm.org.uk/jargon.htm
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| number |
tests whether its argument is a number.
출처: www.math.grin.edu/~stone/courses/scheme/readings/p...
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| number |
The number is the count of occurrences within a defined geographic area during a specified period of time. Numbers are used to determine the size of an occurrence in a particular location. Numbers, however, do not take the size of the population who could experience the occurrence into account. Therefore, numbers cannot show the probability of this occurring in the population. ...
출처: www.nyskwic.org/u_data/data_terms.cfm
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| number |
An issue of a periodical.
출처: www.bountifulbooks.com/termframes/MQ.htm
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