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. 2014 Jun 11;16(5):1009–1017. doi: 10.1208/s12248-014-9623-6

Table II.

Parameter Estimates and Standard Errors from the Final LY2189102 Pharmacokinetic Model.

Parameter Final parameter estimate Magnitude of inter-individual variability (%CV)
Typical value %RSE Final estimate %RSE
CL, L/da 0.222 3.8 40.9 11.6
 Slope of CrCL effect, (L/d)/(mL/min) 0.0011 33.0 NE NE
 Shift due to ADA-positive status (%) 37.6 32.2 NE NE
Vc, L 3.08 7.0 53.9 20.0
Q, L/d 0.518 18.3 NE NE
Vp, L 1.94 8.4 63.6 30.9
α 218 10.2 NE NE
FA b −0.275 41.5 NE NE
FS b 0.736 20.9 NE NE
Tka, hc NE NE 50.6 24.5
Study BBDE RV (log unit) 0.457d 28.9 NA NA
Study BBDK RV (log unit) 0.263d 14.4 NA NA
Covariance (IIV in Vc, IIV in CL) 0.160 21.1 NA NA
Covariance (IIV in CL, IIV in Tka) 0.0488 55.9 NA NA

Minimum value of the objective function =−1222.185

α correlation factor between extent of bioavailability and half-life of absorption; CL elimination clearance; cov covariance; %CV percent coefficient of variation; F A asymptote of the hyperbolic function of dose; F S slope of the hyperbolic function of dose; IIV interindividual variability; NA not applicable; NE not estimated; Q distribution clearance; RV residual variability; SD standard deviation; %RSE percent relative standard error of the estimate; T ka half-life of absorption; V c central volume of distribution; V p peripheral volume of distribution

aThe typical value of CL is given for an ADA-negative patient with a creatinine clearance of 83.2 mL/min

bThe extent of bioavailability, F, after subcutaneous dosing is modeled with the following function of the dose, F = 1/(1 + exp(−(FA + FS/Dose)))

cThe value of Tka was computed as α × F and was modeled with inter-individual variability

dThe estimates for RV parameters are reported as variance