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. 2017 Apr 18;38(3):163–186. doi: 10.1002/bdd.2068

Table 7.

Performance of ADAM, Q gut or Competing Rates models using CL int derived from human in vivo clearance vs human in vivo F g estimated from PBPK or indirect approaches. Percentage of low, medium or high F g drugs that were predicted in different bins. Percentage of drugs that were correctly predicted are shown in bold

ADAM n = 31 Human in vivo F g from PBPK/indirect approaches
Low (< 0.33) Medium (0.33–0.66) High (> 0.66)
F g
(ADAM, in vivo CL int)
Low 6% 6% 3%
Medium 3% 3% 6%
High 6% 19% 45%
Prediction success =54%
RMSE =0.31
AFE = 1.02
Q gut n = 31 Human in vivo F gfrom PBPK/indirect approaches
Low (< 0.33) Medium (0.33–0.66) High (> 0.66)
F g
(Q gut,
in vivo CL int)
Low 13% 13% 16%
Medium 0% 6% 13%
High 3% 10% 26%
Prediction success =45%
RMSE =0.42
AFE = 0.39
Competing Rates n = 31 Human in vivo F g from PBPK/indirect approaches
Low (< 0.33) Medium (0.33–0.66) High (> 0.66)
F g
(Competing Rates,
in vivo CL int)
Low 13% 10% 16%
Medium 0% 3% 6%
High 3% 16% 32%
Prediction success =48%
RMSE =0.40
AFE = 0.46