Where do you check your ATC email?
According to FERPA, student non-directory information cannot…
According to FERPA, student non-directory information cannot be released to anyone without prior written consent of the student. Which of the following is not non-directory information?
Convert 36% to a fraction in lowest terms.
Convert 36% to a fraction in lowest terms.
If you buy 212{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”212″} yards of materi…
If you buy 212{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”212″} yards of material for a costume, and then realize you need another 114{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”114″} yards, how many yards of material do you need all together?
Which of the following best describes the graph shown below?
Which of the following best describes the graph shown below?
Joe’s annual salary was $40,000 this year. Next year, he wi…
Joe’s annual salary was $40,000 this year. Next year, he will get a 4% raise. What will his annual salary be next year?
Solve for x: 27x=14{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”27x=14″}
Solve for x: 27x=14{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”27x=14″}
Convert to a decimal, rounded to the nearest hundredth: 711…
Convert to a decimal, rounded to the nearest hundredth: 711{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”711″}
What is 7% of 1400?
What is 7% of 1400?
The survival curve above is from a clinical trial testing…
The survival curve above is from a clinical trial testing the difference between 10 and 80 mg of the statin drug Lipitor for the prevention of a Major Cardiovascular Event (MCE). The trial starts with ~5000 subjects in each group, and after 5 years of the trial we can see there are only 2300 individuals remaining in each group who are ‘at risk’- a reduction of just over 50% (~2500 participants in each group). However, if we look closely at the survival curve, only about 10% of subjects (~500 per group) actually experienced an MCE. Using your knowledge of survival analysis, explain and provide some rationale for this apparent discrepancy… i.e. why is there such a dramatic difference in subjects who are no longer on trial because they experienced an MCE (~500 per group) vs. the total number who are no longer ‘at-risk’ (~2500 per group)?