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Browse indexed publications from PharmaSUG in 2019. Material labels distinguish papers, presentations, posters and proceedings listings where the source provides them.

252 papers · Showing 81–120

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-018PharmaSUG 2019

Ensuring Programming Integrity with Python: Dynamic Code Plagiarism Detection

Michael Stackhouse

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Michael Stackhouse

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper ST-091PharmaSUG 2019

Equivalence, Superiority and Non-inferiority with Classical Statistical Tests: Implementation and Interpretation

Marina Komaroff

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Marina Komaroff

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-042PharmaSUG 2019

Excel in SAS

Charu Shankar

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Charu Shankar

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-116PharmaSUG 2019

Excel with MS Excel and X Commands: SAS® Programmers’ Quick Tips Guide to Useful Advanced Excel Functions and X Commands.

Shefalica Chand

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Shefalica Chand

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-309PharmaSUG 2019

Expediting Drug Approval: Real Time Oncology Review Pilot Program

Laxmi Samhitha Bontha

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Laxmi Samhitha Bontha

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper ST-160PharmaSUG 2019

Experiences in Building CDISC Compliant ADaM Dataset to Support Multiple Imputation Analysis for Clinical Trials

Xiangchen (Bob) Cui

Source category: Statistics and Analytics

Author collections: Xiangchen (Bob) Cui

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-153PharmaSUG 2019

Exploring Common CDISC ADaM Conformance Findings

Trevor Mankus

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Trevor Mankus

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-032PharmaSUG 2019

Extending the umbrella of compliance: LSAF with R Distributed Computing

Ben Bocchicchio; Sandeep Juneja; Rick Wachowiak

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Ben Bocchicchio · Sandeep Juneja

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper PO-253PharmaSUG 2019

F2Plots: Visualizing relative treatment effects in cancer clinical trials

Yellareddy Badduri

Source category: e-Posters

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-184PharmaSUG 2019

Figure it out! Using significant figures from reported lab data to format TLF output

Elizabeth Thomas; Lauren Williams

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper LD-200PharmaSUG 2019

Find Your Story

Adam Sales

Source category: Leadership and Career Development

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper FF-005PharmaSUG 2019

Finding Work and Networking

Josh Horstman

Source category: Freelancers Forum

Author collections: Josh Horstman

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-254PharmaSUG 2019

Findings About: De-mystifying the When and How

Soumya Rajesh; Michael Wise

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Soumya Rajesh · Michael Wise

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-323PharmaSUG 2019

Fine-tuning your swimmer plot: another example from oncology

Steve Almond

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Steve Almond

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper PO-277PharmaSUG 2019

Flagging On-Treatment Events in a Study with Multiple Treatment Periods

David Franklin

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: David Franklin

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-285PharmaSUG 2019

Forest Plots for Beginners

Savithri Jajam; Olesya Masucci

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Savithri Jajam

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-173PharmaSUG 2019

Forewarned is forearmed or how to deal with ADSL issues

Anastasiia Oparii

Source category: Data Standards

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-328PharmaSUG 2019

Framework for German Dossier Submissions

Kriss Harris

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Kriss Harris

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-024PharmaSUG 2019

Free Duplicates Here! Get Your Free Duplicates!

Kristen Harrington

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Kristen Harrington

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-115PharmaSUG 2019

Freq Out – Proc Freq’s Quick Answers to Common Questions

Christine Mcnichol

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Christine McNichol

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-227PharmaSUG 2019

From Lesion size to Best Response – Implementing RECIST through programming

Ankit Pathak

Source category: Programming Techniques

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-156PharmaSUG 2019

Generate Customized Table in RTF Format by Using SAS Without ODS RTF – RTF Table File Demystified

Kai Koo

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Kai Koo

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AD-054PharmaSUG 2019

Generating Color Coded Patient ID Spreadsheet (PID list) To Make It Easier for the Reviewers.

Ranjith Kalleda; Ashok Abburi

Source category: Applications Development

Author collections: Ranjith Kalleda · Ashok Abburi

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper AP-001PharmaSUG 2019

Get Smart! Eliminate Kaos and Stay in Control – Creating a Complex Directory Structure with the DLCREATEDIR Statement

Louise Hadden

Source category: Advanced Programming

Author collections: Louise Hadden

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SI-062PharmaSUG 2019

Get to the Meat on Machine Learning

Aadesh Shah

Source category: Strategic Implementation, Business Administration, Support Resources

Author collections: Aadesh Shah

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper HT-145PharmaSUG 2019

Hands-on Training for Machine Learning Programming

Kevin Lee

Source category: Hands-on Training

Author collections: Kevin Lee

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-117PharmaSUG 2019

Have You Met Define.xml 2.0?

Christine Mcnichol

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Christine McNichol

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-164PharmaSUG 2019

Heat Map and Map Chart using TIBCO Spotfire®

Ajay Gupta

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Ajay Gupta

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-302PharmaSUG 2019

History Carried Forward, Future Carried Back: Mixing Time Series of Differing Frequencies

Mark Keintz

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Mark Keintz

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-223PharmaSUG 2019

Homogenizing Unique and Complex data into Standard SDTM Domains with TAUGs

Sowmya Srinivasa Mukundan; Charumathy Sreeraman

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Sowmya Srinivasa Mukundan · Charumathy Sreeraman

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DV-220PharmaSUG 2019

How to Build a Complicated Patient Profile Graph by Using Graph Template Language: Turn Mystery to a LEGO Game

Ruohan Wang; Chris Qin

Source category: Reporting and Data Visualizations

Author collections: Ruohan Wang · Chris Qin

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-318PharmaSUG 2019

How to use SUPPQUAL for specifying natural key variables in define.xml?

Sergiy Sirichenko

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Sergiy Sirichenko

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-346PharmaSUG 2019

Implementing CDISC Standards for Device-Drug Studies

Karin Lapann; Wenying Tian

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Karin LaPann · Wenying Tian

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-128PharmaSUG 2019

Implementing Laboratory Toxicity Grading for CTCAE Version 5

Keith Shusterman; Mario Widel

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Keith Shusterman · Mario Widel

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper BP-127PharmaSUG 2019

Importing EXCEL Data in Different SAS Maintenance Release Version

Huei-Ling Chen; Chao-Min Hoe

Source category: Programming Techniques

Author collections: Huei-Ling Chen

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper LD-207PharmaSUG 2019

Improving the Relationship between Statisticians and Programmers in Clinical Trial Studies

Mai Ngo; Mary Grovesteen; Vaughn Eason

Source category: Leadership and Career Development

Author collections: Mai Ngo · Mary Grovesteen · Vaughn Eason

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper PO-022PharmaSUG 2019

In the Style Of David Letterman’s “Top Ten” Lists, Our “Top Ten” PROC SQL Statements To Use in Your SAS Program

Margie Merlino

Source category: e-Posters

Author collections: Margie Merlino

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper DS-082PharmaSUG 2019

Incremental Changes: ADaMIG v1.2 Update

Nancy Brucken; Brian Harris; Terek Peterson; Alyssa Wittle; Deb Goodfellow

Source category: Data Standards

Author collections: Nancy Brucken · Brian Harris · Terek Peterson · Alyssa Wittle

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper SS-291PharmaSUG 2019

Information Requests During An FDA Review

Hong Qi; Lei Xu; Mary N. Varughese

Source category: Submission Standards

Author collections: Hong Qi

PharmaSUG · 2019Paper RW-238PharmaSUG 2019

Innovative Technologies utilization in 21st Novel Clinical Research programs towards Generation of Real World Data.

Srinivasa Rao Mandava

Source category: Real World Evidence

Author collections: Srinivasa Rao Mandava