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    Calculation of proportional impairment ratio for subjective tests for the second-generation antihistamines in Japan.

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    <p>a: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with the named antihistamine (AH). b: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with the named AH. c: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with all other AHs. d: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with all other AHs. L: Lower limit. U: Upper limit. The vertical dotted line in the figure of PIRs shows a value of 1.</p

    Calculation of proportional impairment ratio for objective tests for the second-generation antihistamines in Japan.

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    <p>a: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with the named antihistamine (AH). b: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with the named AH. c: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with all other AHs. d: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with all other AHs. L: Lower limit. U: Upper limit. The vertical dotted line in the figure of PIRs shows a value of 1.</p

    Calculation of proportional impairment ratio for objective tests by dose.

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    <p>a: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with the named antihistamine (AH). b: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with the named AH. c: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with all other AHs. d: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with all other AHs. L: Lower limit. U: Upper limit. The vertical dotted line in the figure of PIRs shows a value of 1.</p

    Proportional impairment ratio calculation formula for an antihistamine.

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    <p>a: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with the named antihistamine (AH). b: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with the named AH. c: Number of tests showing ‘impairment’ with all other AHs. d: Number of tests showing ‘no impairment’ with all other AHs.</p
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