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. 2006 Nov;50(11):3754–3762. doi: 10.1128/AAC.00420-05

TABLE 3.

Hypothesis testing for factors affecting pharmacokinetics of arbekacin

Question Model compared OBJ ΔOBJ (−2l.l.d.)a P value
Full modelb 2,949.705
Is CL proportional to CLCR?
    CLCR < 80 ml/min Full model vs θ1 = 0 3,094.280 144.575 <0.001
    CLCR ≥ 80 ml/min Full model vs θ5 = 0 2,963.974 14.269 <0.001
Is CL proportional to patient WT? (CLCR ≥ 80 ml/min) Full model vs θ6 = 0 2,968.591 18.886 <0.001
Is CL inversely proportional to age? Full model vs θ7 = 0 2,971.777 22.072 <0.001
Do patients with pneumonia or sepsis have different V1 values? Full model vs θ8 = 1 3,006.228 56.523 <0.001
Do patients with other infections have different V1 values? Full model vs θ9 = 1 2,969.434 19.729 <0.001
Full model vs θ9 = θ8 2,954.717 5.012 0.025
Do elderly people have different V1 values? Full model vs θ10 = 1 2,955.665 5.960 0.014
Do patients with infectious diseases other than pneumonia have different V2 values? Full model vs θ11 = 1 2,972.816 23.111 <0.001
Do patients with pneumonia have different V2 values? Full model vs θ12 = 1 2,953.524 3.819 0.05
Full model vs θ12 = θ11 2,966.097 16.392 <0.001
a

−2l.l.d., −2(log likelihood difference).

b

CL = θ1CLCR + (θ7/age) (CLCR < 80 ml/min), CL = θ5CLCR + θ6WT + (θ7/age) (CLCR ≥ 80 ml/min) V1 healthy = θ2WT, V1 = θ8V1 healthy (pneumonia or sepsis), V1 = θ9V1 healthy (infections other than pneumonia and sepsis), V1 elderly = θ10V1 nonelderly, V2 healthy = θ3, V2 = θ11V2 healthy (except pneumonia), V2 = θ12V2 healthy (pneumonia), Q = θ4.