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21:07 Mar 15, 2010 |
English to Lithuanian translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Pharmaceuticals | |||||||
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3 | pakaitinis galutinis taškas |
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3 | tarpinis/surogatinis rezultatas/išvada |
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2 | surogatinis žymuo |
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pakaitinis galutinis taškas Explanation: was not validated - čia geriau: nebuvo patikrintas |
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surogatinis žymuo Explanation: "surrogate endpoint" dar vadinamas "surrogate marker". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrogate_endpoint -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 mins (2010-03-15 21:29:30 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- dar "pakaitinis žymuo" http://www.google.lt/search?hl=lt&q=pakaitinių žymenų&meta=&... Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.gimdoskakleliovezys.lt/info_20070401.htm Reference: http://www.medicine.lt/index.php?pagrid=leidiniai&strid=6507... |
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tarpinis/surogatinis rezultatas/išvada Explanation: Endpoint- tai klinikinio tyrimo "galutinis taškas", kas tiksliau būtų laukiamas rezultatas, kriterijus, pagal kurį įvertinamas terapijos poveikis ligos eigai 'Surrogate Endpoint" sinonimai yra "intermediary outcomes, surrogate outcomes" Štai apibrėžimas: Surrogate endpoints Outcome measures that are not of direct practical importance but are believed to reflect outcomes that are important; for example, blood pressure is not directly important to patients but it is often used as an outcome in clinical trials because it is a risk factor for stroke and heart attacks. Surrogate endpoints are often physiological or biochemical markers that can be relatively quickly and easily measured, and that are taken as being predictive of important clinical outcomes. They are often used when observation of clinical outcomes requires long follow-up. (Also called intermediary outcomes, surrogate outcomes.) Reference: http://www.support-collaboration.org/summaries/s.htm |
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