Fig. 3From: Bayesian methods: a potential path forward for sepsis trialsFor scenarios with a baseline risk of 50%, distributions across 2000 trials of estimated APACHE-adjusted odds ratios according to the true absolute risk reductions and colored according to whether the Bayesian analysis returns a probability of benefit larger or smaller than 95%. In each panel, each method of analysis (on the x-axis) has the same 2000 trials as input, but more of them lead to a positive finding (colored blue) when more weight is place on the historical evidence. For the planned fixed weighting of 75%, an observed adjusted OR of approximately 0.66 or lower (the threshold separating blue and gold dots) leads to a positive trial conclusion. The blue labels indicate the percentages of simulated trials where we conclude benefit (i.e., the power) for the corresponding absolute risk reduction and use of historical dataBack to article page