Table 4.
Analysis of LEM change from baseline in average SOL by M-MSLT (full analysis set)
| Placebo (n = 68) | LEM5 (n = 69) | LEM10 (n = 68) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treatment difference in change from baseline in average SOL, min | |||
| LSM change from baseline (SE) | –3.44 (0.56) | –4.58 (0.56) | –6.92 (0.56) |
| LSM difference vs. placebo (lower bound of 95% CI) | –1.15 (–2.12) | –3.48 (–4.46) | |
| 1-sided p-valuea | 0.0262 | <0.0001 |
ap-Value vs. placebo using a mixed effects model, including treatment, period, and sequence as fixed effects, baseline (pre-dose) measurement as a covariate where applicable, and subject nested within-treatment sequence as a random effect.
If the lower bound of the one-sided 95% CI was –6.0 min or more, the dose was considered to have a clinically meaningful effect.
CI, confidence interval; LEM5, lemborexant 5 mg; LEM10, lemborexant 10 mg; LSM, least squares mean; M-MSLT, Modified Multiple Sleep Latency Test; SE, standard error; SOL, sleep onset latency.