Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
adjudicated primary progression events
Spanish translation:
episodios de progresión primaria adjudicada
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English term
adjudicated primary progression events
A total of 240 adjudicated primary progression events, will provide at least 85% power with a 2‑sided alpha=0.05 to achieve statistical significance based on a 34% reduction in the true hazard of progression in the GSK2998728 group compared with the placebo group.
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2 | episodios de progresión primaria adjudicada | JohnMcDove |
4 | episodios de progresión primaria confirmados | Yvonne Becker |
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Proposed translations
episodios de progresión primaria adjudicada
episodios de progresión primaria confirmados
adjudicate, to. Palabra traidora; no significa ‘adjudicar’ (to award, to allot, to allocate), sino:
2 [Exp.] En el ámbito de la investigación clinica, es especialmente frecuente su uso en el sentido de validar o confirmar ● adjudicated case (caso confirmado [o validado]), adjudicated cause of death (causa confirmada [o comprobada] de la muerte), adjudicated date (fecha confirmada), adjudication committee o adjudicatory committee (comisión [o comité] de validación), adjudicator ([vocal de una] comisión de validación).
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