RE:So what does exceeding expectations mean… I'm gonna go with 47%!
If you are going to publicly state, on many occasions, that you are "exceeding expectations", a 47% mortality benefit seems about right... if not a bit light in this highly personalized environment...
I believe the Euphrates sub group demonstrated a 29% mortality benefit, so I'm benchmarking off of that for the original " expectation" of the Tigris trial.