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Analysis Data Reviewer’s Guide  
Pfizer Inc.  
BioNTech SE  
Study BNT162-01 
 
 
  
 
  
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Contents 
1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 4 
1.1 Purpose ...................................................................................................................... 4 
1.2 Acronyms  ................................................................................................................... 4 
1.3 Study Data Standards and Dictionary Inventory  ................................................................ 4 
1.4 Source Data Used for Analysis Dataset Creation  ............................................................... 4 
2. Protocol Description............................................................................................................ 5 
2.1 Protocol Number and Title  ............................................................................................ 5 
2.2 Protocol Design in Relation to ADaM Concepts  ............................................................... 5 
3. Analysis Considerations Related to Multiple Analysis Datasets.................................................. 8 
3.1 Core Variables ............................................................................................................. 8 
3.2 Treatment Variables  ....................................................................................................10 
3.3 Subject Issues that Require Special Analysis Rules  ..........................................................11 
3.4 Use of Visit Windowing, Unscheduled Visits, and Record Selection  ...................................11 
3.5 Imputation/Derivation Methods .....................................................................................11 
4. Analysis Data Creation and Processing Issues  ........................................................................11 
4.1 Split Datasets  .............................................................................................................11 
4.2 Data Dependencies ......................................................................................................12 
4.3 Intermediate Datasets ...................................................................................................12 
5. Analysis Dataset Descriptions ..............................................................................................13 
5.1 Overview  ................................................................................................................... 13 
5.2 Analysis Datasets  ........................................................................................................13 
5.2.1 ADSL - S
ubject-Level Analysis Dataset  ........................................................................14 
5.2.2 ADAE - Adverse Events Analysis Dataset  .....................................................................15 
5.2.3 ADCEVD - Reactogenicity Analysis Dataset ..................................................................16 
5.2.4 ADFACEVD - Reactogenicity Findings Analysis Dataset  ................................................
17 
5.2.5 ADLB - Laboratory Analysis Dataset  ............................................................................18 
5.2.6 ADVA - Immunogenicity Analysis Dataset  ....................................................................18 
5.2.7 ADVS - Vital Signs Analysis Dataset............................................................................19 
6. Data Conformance Summary  ...............................................................................................20 
6.1 Conformance Inputs  ....................................................................................................20 
6.2 Issues Summary ..........................................................................................................20 
7. Submission of Programs  .....................................................................................................21 
7.1 ADaM Programs  .........................................................................................................21 
7.2 Analysis Output Programs  ............................................................................................21 
7.3 Macro Programs  .........................................................................................................21 
8. Appendix ..........................................................................................................................22 
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8.1 Appendix I: Lab Parameters ...............................................................................................22 
8.2 Appendix II: Look Up Table  ..............................................................................................25 
8.3 Appendix III: Methods to derive key ADAE variables  ...........................................................27 
8.4 Appendix IV: ADFACEVD Analysis Parameters  ..................................................................31 
  
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1. Introduction 
1.1 Purpose  
This document provides context for the analysis datasets and terminology that benefit from additional ex-
planation beyond the Data Definition document ( define.xml ).  In addition, this document provides a sum-
mary of ADaM conformance findings.  
1.2 Acron yms 
Acronym  Translation 
CRF Case Report Form  
P/B Prime/Boost: a dosing regimen, comprising a priming immunization and a 
boost immunization  
modRNA  Nucleoside modified messenger RNA  
FIH first-in-human 
SRC Safety Review Committee  
COVID-19  Coronavirus Disease 2019  
IMP Investigational Medicinal Product  
SARS-CoV-2  Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2  
TEAE Treatment Emergent Adverse Event  
1.3 Study Data Standards and Dictionary Inventory 
Standard or Dictionary  Version s Used  
SDTM SDTM v1.4/ SDTM -IG v3.2 
SDTM Controlled Terminology  CDISC SDTM Controlled Terminology, 2020 -03-27 
ADaM •ADaM v2.1  
•ADaM-IG v1.1 
ADaM Controlled Terminology  CDISC ADaM Controlled Terminology, 2020 -03-27 
Data Definitions  Define-XML v2.0  
TAUG (if applicable)  Vaccines Therapeutic Area User Guide v1.1  
Medical Events Dictionary  MedDRA 23.0 
Other standards  (optional)  WHODRUG GLOBAL B3 March 1, 2020  
1.4 Source Data Use d for A nalysis Dataset  Creation  
The ADaM datasets were derived from SDTM version 3.2 and ADaM -IG version 1.1. The CSR datasets 
(SDTM) are based on ongoing data cut as of 23OCT2020. 
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2. Protocol Description  
2.1 Protocol Number  and Title  
Protocol Number:  BNT162-01  
Protocol Title:  A Multi-site, Phase I/II, 2 -Part, Dose -Escalation Trial Investigating the Safety  
   and Immunogenicity of Four Prophylactic SARS -CoV-2 RNA Vaccines Against  
   COVID-19 Using Different Dosing Regimens in Healthy Adults  
Protocol Versions:  CorVAC-BNT162-01_CTP_v1.0_2020-03-24_final.pdf 
   CorVAC-BNT162-01_CTP_v2.0_2020-04-09_final_mod2.pdf 
   CorVAC-BNT162-01_CTP_v3.0_2020-04-17_final.pdf 
   CorVAC-BNT162-01_CTP_v4.0_2020-05-13_final_v1.2.pdf 
   CorVAC-BNT162-01_CTP_v5.0_2020-05-26_final.pdf 
   CorVAC-BNT162-01_CTP_v6.0_2020-06-09.pdf 
   CorVAC-BNT162-01_CTP_v7.0_2020-06-26_final.pdf 
   BNT162-01_CTP_v8.0_2020-07-21.pdf 
   BNT162-01_CTP_v9.0_2020-10-05_final.pdf 
There were 8 amendments to the protocol. A detailed description of each amendment, with rational e for 
change, is provided in the protocol v 9.0 under section 10.10.   Some changes were also implemented to 
align data collection and reporting in this trial with the data collection and reporting in other trials with 
BNT162 vacci nes candidates (to facilitate data merging). Some of the critical changes are listed here.  
o Allow the assessment of additional intermediate and low dose cohorts for BNT162b modRNA 
vaccine candidates to support identification of a suitable dose for Phase  II/III evaluation.  
o Allow the assessment of BNT162b1 modRNA vaccine candidate in elderly subjects, given its fa-
vorable safety, tolerability, and immunogenicity profile in younger adults to date and recently available non -human primate immunogenicity data for the BNT162b1 and other modRNA vac-
cine candidates.  
o Plan the assessment of BNT162b2 modRNA vaccine candidate in elderly subjects.  
o Allow revision of safety assessment & dose limiting toxicity criteria.  
o Add additional for blood draws for explorative biomarker/immunogenicity research purposes.  
o BNT162b1 and BNT162b2 are both non -modified uridine RNAs, while BNT162a1 and 
BNT162c2 are both nucleoside -modified pseudomethyl -uridine containing. This modification is 
known to impact the extent of innate immune activation at a given dose level, and thus potentially 
the extent of reactogenicity. Therefore, tolerability dat obtained with one of the vaccine variants 
of each of these pairs may be potentially informative for the respective other one and should be 
taken in consideration by the SRC for recommendations of lower or interim doses.  
o Leftover blood may be used for additional biomarker analysis (blood sampling for research) . 
o Align diary data collection with other BNT162 studies . 
2.2 Protocol Design  in Relation to ADaM Concepts  
Four different vaccines (BNT162a1, BNT162b1, BNT162b2, and BNT162c2) will be tested.   
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This trial has two parts. Part A is for dose ranging with dose escalation and de -escalation plus the evalua-
tion of interim dose levels. It also includes dose ranging in older subjects. Part B is dedicated to recruit 
expansion cohorts with dose levels whic h are selected from data generated in Part A.   
The vaccines BNT162a1, BNT162b1, BNT162b2, and BNT162c2 will be administered using a P/B regi-men. The vaccine BNT162c2 will also be administered using a SD regimen.  
The chosen trial design reflects discussion and advice from the Paul -Ehrlich Institute (PEI) obtained in 
scientific advice meetings held in February, March, and June 2020.  
Part A  
Trial subjects with the first -in-human [FIH] immunization will be immunized using a sentinel dosing/sub-
ject staggerin g (EMA 2017 guidance “Strategies to Identify and Mitigate Risks for First -in-Human and 
Early Clinical Trials with Investigational Medicinal Products ”). The FIH starting dose and the planned 
escalation/de- escalation doses are given in  Table 1 of protocol version 8. Dose escalation rules have been 
defined in this protocol to guide dose escalation.  
For all cohorts, if the investigator considers necessary, the planned observation periods before proceeding 
to dose further subjects in the same group may be prolonged by 24 h.   
Dose de-escalation in the case of possible vaccine -related toxicities will be guided by the Safety Review 
Committee (SRC), as required.  
In Cohort 1, the sentinel dosing/subject staggering process will be as follows:  
• One sentinel subject will be dosed on one day.   
• If the dosing in this subject was considered to be safe and well tolerated by the investigator after 
24±2 h observation on site, 5 further subjects will be dosed (with intervals of at least 1 h between 
subjects).   
• If the dosing in these 5 subjects was considered to be safe and well tolerated by the investigator based on 48 h data (24±2 h observation on site and phone interview for assessment 48±2 h after 
immunization; in addition to the available 48±2 h data from the sentinel subject):   
o The remaining 6 subjects in the group will be dosed (with intervals of at least 30 min be-
tween subjects).  
o If approved by the SRC, the next planned escalation dose will be initiated. The data as-
sessed by the SRC comprises 48 h data for 6 subjects including observation on site, short 
summary of phone interview (including statement about diary reports), vital signs, inves-
tigator reported local and systemic reactions, TEAEs, solicited local & systemic reac-
tions, blood/clinical laboratory data, and brief physical examination outcome.  
o If approved by the SRC, the planned de -escalation dose in Cohort 3 will be initiated.  
For any subsequent dose -escalation cohorts (to doses higher than the maximum already tested for a vac-
cine candidate), the sentinel/subject staggering process will be as follows:  
• Two sentinel subjects will be dosed on one day (with intervals of at least 30  min between sub-
jects).   
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• If the dosing in these subjects was considered to be safe and well tolerated by the investigator af-
ter 24±2 h observation on site, 4 further subjects will be dosed (with intervals of at least 30 min 
between subjects).   
• If the dosing in these 4 subjects was considered to be safe and well tolerated by the investigator 
based on 48 h data (24±2 h observation on site and phone interview for assessment 48±2 h after 
immunization; in addition to the available 48 h data from the sentinel s ubjects):   
o The remaining 6 subjects in the group will be dosed (with intervals of at least 30 min be-tween subjects).  
o If approved by the SRC, the next planned escalation dose (see Table 1) will be initiated. 
The data assessed by the SRC comprises 48 h data for 6 subjects including observation on site, short summary of phone interview (including statement about diary reports), vital 
signs, investigator reported local and systemic reactions, TEAEs, solicited local & sys-
temic reactions, blood/clinical laboratory data, and brief physical examination outcome.  
The maximum allowed dose for each vaccine candidate is defined in the protocol.   
For the planned dose de -escalation cohorts, 12 subjects may be dosed on one day (with intervals of at 
least 30 min between subjects). The doses in these cohorts in younger adults must be lower than doses 
than doses that have shown acceptable tolerability in younger adults (based on the data from 12 subjects 
up until 48 h after the first dose). The same dose will not be administered twice, i.e., in two cohorts.  
For BNT162b1 and BNT162b2, administration of the planned 10 µg dose in older subjects (Cohort 8) 
may start once at least a 30 -µg dose has shown acceptable tolerability in younger adults (based on the 
data from 12 subjects up until 48 h after the boost dose). The dose in Cohort 8 must also be confirmed by 
the SRC. In Cohort 8, 12 subjects will be dosed using a sentinel dosing/subject staggering (2-4- 6) process 
with intervals of at least 1 h between the first 6 subjects and then at least 30 min intervals for the remain-
ing 6 subjects.   
For BNT162b1 and BNT162b2, administration of the planned dose escalation cohorts in older adults (Co-
horts 9 and 10), 12 subjects will be dosed using a sentinel dosing/subject staggering (2-4-6) process with 
intervals of at least 30 min between subjects. The doses planned in these cohorts will only be adminis-tered if the dose is confirmed by the SRC.  
For the unplanned dose de -escalation cohorts, i.e., where the SRC requests the use of a reduced  dose for 
safety reasons, 12 subjects may be dosed on one day with intervals of at least 30 min between subjects (as for planned de -escalation cohorts).   
Note: BNT162b1 and BNT162b2 are modified uridine RNAs, while BNT162a1 and  
BNT162c2 are both nucleosi de-modified pseudomethyl -uridine containing RNAs. RNA modification is 
known to impact the extent of innate immune activation at a given dose level, and thus potentially the ex-tent of reactogenicity. Therefore, tolerability data obtained with one of the vaccine variants of each of these pairs may be potentially informative for the respective other one and should be taken in considera-tion by the SRC for recommendations of lower or interim doses.  
In the case that an individual experiences dose limiting toxicities or that the frequency or pattern of AEs 
within a sub- cohort gives cause for concern, the investigator may request by phone an ad hoc review by 
the SRC, at any time, before further doses of a given vaccine construct are administered.  
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Part B  
Part B will only be started if approved using a substantial protocol amendment.  
Details of Part B will be defined using a protocol amendment after thorough evaluation of immunogenic-
ity and safety data from Part A for each vaccine candidate individually. Part B may be initiated for one or 
more vaccines while Part A is still ongoing, depending on the available data.   
Safety data to be evaluated includes the package used by the SRC to assess individual dose levels and in 
addition any other safety observations that may be reported until the data cut off. Immunogenicity of all 
doses will be thoroughly assessed.   
The protocol amendment will include a summary of relevant safety and tolerability data collected in Part A. This protocol amendment will also include Part B specific inclusion/exclusion criteria, objectives/end-
points, a description of the planned statistical analyses, and descriptions of any added trial assessments and procedures.   
Part B will use a randomized, placebo -controlled design in the likely target population (e.g., higher risk 
populations such as immune compromised populations). Part B may employ a surrogate marker as a 
measure of vaccine efficacy.  
3. Analysis Considerations Related to Multiple Analysis Datasets 
3.1 Core Variables  
Core variables are  those that are represented across all/most analysis datasets.  
Variable Name  Variable Description  
STUDYID  Study Identifier  
USUBJID  Unique Subject Identifier  
SUBJID Subject Identifier for the Study 
SUBJIDN Subject Identifier for the Study (N) 
SITEID Study Site Identifier  
AGE Age 
AGEU Age Units  
AGEGR1  Pooled Age Group 1  
AGEGR1N Pooled Age Group 1 (N)  
SEX Sex 
SEXN Sex (N) 
RACE Race 
RACEN Race (N) 
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Variable Name  Variable Description  
SCRFL Screened Population Flag  
SCRFN Screened Population Flag (N)  
SAFFL Safety Population Flag 
SAFFN Safety Population Flag (N)  
SAFBFL Safety Boost Population Flag 
SAFBFN Safety Boost Population Flag (N)  
IMMFL Immunogenicity Population Flag 
IMMFN Immunogenicity Population Flag (N)  
EXIMM1  Reason for Exclusion Immunogenicity Set  
PPROTFL  Per-Protocol Population Flag 
PPROTFN  Per-Protocol Population Flag (N)  
EXPPROT1  Reason 1 for Exclusion Per -Protocol Set  
CP7FL Prime + 7 Days Completers Set  
CP7FN Prime + 7 Days Completers Set (N)  
CPBP28FL  Prime to Boost or Prime +28 D. Comp. Set  
CPBP28FN  Pri. to Bo. or Pri. +28 D. Comp. Set (N)  
CB7FL Boost + 7 Days Completers Set  
CB7FN Boost + 7 Days Completers Set (N)  
CB28FL Boost + 28 Days Completers Set  
CB28FN Boost + 28 Days Completers Set (N)  
CPB28FL Prime or Boost + 28 Days Completers Set 
CPB28FN Prime or Boost + 28 Days Comp. Set (N)  
COMPLFL  Completers Population Flag 
COMPLFN  Completers Population Flag (N)  
COHORT  Cohort 
COHORTN  Cohort (N)  
COHCAT1  Cohort Category 1  
COHCAT1N  Cohort Category 1 (N)  
COHCAT2  Cohort Category 2  
COHCAT2N  Cohort Category 2 (N)  
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Variable Name  Variable Description  
GROUP Group  
GROUPN Group (N)  
ARM Description of Planned Arm  
ACTARM  Description of Actual Arm  
TRTP Planned Treatment  
TRTPN Planned Treatment (N)  
TRTA Actual Treatment  
TRTAN Actual Treatment (N)  
TRTSDT Date of First Exposure to Treatment  
TRTSTM  Time of First Exposure to Treatment  
TRTSDTM  Datetime of First Exposure to Treatment  
TRTEDT Date of Last Exposure to Treatment  
TRTETM  Time of Last Exposure to Treatment  
TRTEDTM  Datetime of Last Exposure to Treatment  
ALLOCDT  Date of Allocation  
ALLOCTM  Time of Allocation  
ALLOCDTM  Datetime of Allocation  
PRIMDT  Date of Prime Immunization  
PRIMTM Time of Prime Immunization  
PRIMDTM Datetime of Prime Immunization  
BOIMDT  Date of Boost Immunization 
BOIMTM  Time of Boost Immunization 
BOIMDTM  Datetime of Boost Immunization  
3.2 Treatment Variables  
ARM versus TRTxxP  
Are the values of ARM equivalent in meaning to values of TRTxxP?   
  Yes, the values of ARM are equivalent in meaning to values of TRT01P. ARM and TRT01P 
 correspond to the planned treatment.  
ACTARM versus TRTxxA  
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If TRTxxA is used, then are the values of ACTARM equivalent in meaning to values of TRTxxA?   
  Yes, the values of ACTARM are equivalent in meaning to values of TRT01A. ACTARM and 
 TRT01A corresponds to the  actual treatment. It has same value as TRT01P for the treated 
 subjects. 
 Use of ADaM Treatment Variables in Analysis  
Are both planned and actual treatment variables used in analys is?  
  No, only actual treatment variables were used in analyses. Actual treatment variables were 
 used for safety analysis and Immunogenicity related report  analysis.  
Use of ADaM Treatment Grouping Variables in Analysis  
Are both planned and actual treatment grouping va riables used in analysis?  
No 
3.3 Subject Issues that Require Special Analysis Rules  
There are no subject issue s that require special analysis rules.  
3.4 Use of Visit Windowing, Unscheduled Visits, and Record Selection 
Was windowing used in one or more analysis dat asets?   
No. 
Were unscheduled visits used in any analyses?  
No. Data collected at unscheduled visits will not be included and analyzed for safety and efficacy 
analysis. 
3.5 Imputation/Derivation Methods  
If date imputation was performed, were there rules that were used in multiple analysis datasets?   
No. Date imputations were not performed  for this study.  
Additional Content of Interest  
DTYPE was used in analysis dataset ADVA and ADLB  to indicate the type of derivations used in creat-
ing additional rows based on source data. Details about the derivation of DTYPE can be found in Section 
5.2 in subsections specific to analysis datasets.  
4. Analysis Data Creation and Processing Issues  
4.1 Split Datasets  
There are no split datasets.  
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4.2 Data Dependencies  
All datasets get core variable values from ADSL. There were no other processing dependencies.  
4.3 Intermediate Datasets  
No intermediate analysis datasets were created in this trial.  
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5. Analysis Dataset Descriptions 
5.1 Overview  
Are data for screen failures, including data for run- in screening (for example, SDTM values of 
ARMCD=’SCRNFAIL’, or ‘NOTASSGN’) included in ADaM datasets?     No 
 No. There are no Subjects with ARMCD=’SCRNFAIL’, or ‘NOTASSGN’ included in ADSL or 
 any other datasets.  
Are data taken from an ongoing study?   
 Yes.  
Do the analysis datasets support all protocol - and statistical analysis plan -specified objectives?  
The analysis datasets support a subset of protocol- and statistical analysis plan -specified data 
presentations included in an interim abbreviated clinical study report featuring a data cutoff date 
of October 23, 2020 . 
Additional Content of Interest  
The dataset cutoff date used  for the generation of the SDTM domains from which the ADaM da-
tasets were created  was 2020 -10-23. 
5.2 Analysis Datasets  
Dataset Label  Class 
Efficacy 
Safety 
Baseline or 
other subject 
characteristics  
PK/PD 
Primary  
 Objective  
Structure  
ADSL  
Subject-Level 
Analysis Dataset SUBJECT LEVEL 
ANALYSIS DATASET    X   One record per subject  
A-
DAE              Ad-
verse Events Anal-
ysis Dataset     OCCURRENCE DATA 
STRUCTURE   X    One record per subject per        
adverse event  per event start date  
ADCEVD         
Reactogenicity  
Analysis Dataset  OCCURRENCE DATA STRUCTURE   X   X One record per subject per  
clinical event per analysis 
timepoint per vaccination period 
(identified by traceability variable 
CESEQ) 
 
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Dataset Label  Class 
Efficacy 
Safety 
Baseline or 
other subject 
characteristics  
PK/PD 
Primary  
 Objective  
Structure  
ADFACEVD  
Reactogenicity 
Findings Analysis 
Dataset BASIC DATA    
STRUCTURE   X    One record per  subject per   
analysis parameter per  analysis 
timepoint  
ADLB   
Laboratory     
Analysis Dataset  BASIC DATA   
STRUCTURE   X    One record per subject per  
analysis parameter per  analysis 
timepoint  
ADVA  
Immunogenicity Analysis Dataset  BASIC DATA   
STRUCTURE  X     One record per subject per  
analysis parameter per analysis 
timepoint  
ADVS   
Vital Signs  
Analysis Dataset  BASIC DATA   
STRUCTURE   X    One record per subject per  
analysis parameter per  analysis 
timepoint  
 
5.2.1 ADSL - Subject -Level Analysis Dataset  
ADSL includes all subjects in the DM domain and contains relevant subject level information, treatment 
variables and analysis set flags. This dataset supported the creation of all other analysis datasets. ADSL 
also contains the variables to support baseline characteristics and disposition analyses . 
ADSL include s the following information for each subject.  
• Subject identifier  
• Demographic information  
• Planned treatment and actual treatment  
• Population flags  
- SCRFL (Screened Population Flag)  
- SAFFL (Safety Population Flag) 
- SAFBFL ( Safety Boost Population Flag) 
- IMMFL ( Immunogenicity Population Flag) 
- PPROTFL ( Per-Protocol Population Flag) 
- CP7FL (Prime + 7 Days Completers Set ) 
- CPBP28FL (Pri. to Bo. or Pri. +28 D. Comp. Set)  
- CB7FL (Boost + 7 Days Completers Set)  
- CB28FL ( Boost + 28 Days Completers Set ) 
- CPB28FL ( Prime or Boost + 28 Days Completers Set ) 
- COMPLFL ( Completers Population Flag) 
• Key dates  and datetime related to conduct of the study 
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-    Date of First Exposure to Treatment (TRTSDT)  
-    Date of Last Exposure to Treatment (TRTEDT)  
-    Datetim e of First Exposure to Treatment (TRTSDTM) 
-    Datetime  of Last Exposure to Treatment (TRTEDTM) 
-    Date of Informed Consent  (RFICDT)  
-    Datetime  of Informed Consent  (RFICDTM)  
-    Date of Screening  (SCRDT)  
-    Date of Last Visit  (LVDT) 
-    End of Study Date  (EOSDT)  
-    End of Follow -up Date (EOFUDT)  
-    Datetime  of Prime Immunization (PRIMDT M) 
-    Datetime  of Boost Immunization (BOIMDT M) 
-    Date of first Informed Consent (FIRICDT) 
-    Datetime  of Informed Consent Reconsented 1  (ICR1DT M) 
-    Datetime  of Informed Consent Reconsented 2  (ICR2DT M) 
-    Datetime  of Informed Consent Reconsented 3  (ICR3DT M) 
-    Datetime  of Informed Consent Reconsented 4 (ICR4DTM)  
-    Date of Prime Immunization  (PRIMDT) 
-    Date of Boost Immunization (BOIMDT)  
-    Date of Informed Consent Reconsented 1  (ICR1DT)  
-    Date of Informed Consent Reconsented 2  (ICR2DT)  
-    Date of Informed Consent Reconsented 3  (ICR3DT)  
-    Date of Informed Consent Reconsented 4 (ICR4DT)  
-    Date of Death (DTHDT)  
 
• Key variables related to treatment for reporting 
-  Cohort (COHORT)  
-  Group (GROUP) 
-  Description of Planned Arm  (ARM) 
-  Description of Actual Arm  (ACTARM)  
-  Planned Treatment for Period 01  (TRT01P) 
-  Actual Treatment for Period 01  (TRT01A) 
5.2.2 ADAE - Adve rse Events Analysis Dataset  
This is a main safety analysis dataset comprised of adverse events recorded on the CRF. For dictionary 
coding, including specific terms for COVID -19, MedDRA version 23.0 was used. Source data can be 
traced back to the SDTM.AE domain using AESEQ. This dataset produces all outputs related to adverse 
events analysis. Safety summary for AE were performed based on treatment -emergent adverse events 
(TEAE).  TEAE is defined as any AE with an onset date on or after the first immunization or worsened 
after the first immunization (if the AE was present before the first immunization). AEs with an onset date 
more than 28 days after the last immunization will be considered as treatment emergent only if assessed as related to IMP by the investigator. AEs that cannot be determined to not be treatment emergent due to 
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missing date or time will be defined as TEAE  and flagged as “Y” in ADAE.TRTEMFL. The TEAEs were 
evaluated for the following time intervals:  
• Prime immunization up to day 7 (inclusive) af ter initial immunization (TMINT1FL)  
• Prime immunization up to boost immunization or day 28 (inclusive) after initial  immunization   
  ( whatever comes first) (TMINT2FL)  
• Boost immunization up to day 7 (inclusive) after boost immunization (TMINT3FL)  
• Boost immunization up to day 28 (inclusive) after boost immunization (TMINT4FL)  
• Prime immunization up to day 28 (inclusive) after boost immunization (TMINT5FL)   
    
A look up table has been used to derive Preferred Term based on diary entry (PTDIAFL) which is de-
scribed in Appendix II . 
Some of the key ADAE variables/Flags used for analysis are describe d below. 
Variable Description  
TRTEMFL  Treatment Emergent Analysis Flag  
PTDIAFL  Preferred Term based on diary entry  
AEEPRELI Epi/Pandemic Related Indicator  
AEEMREL Treatment emergent related AE  
AEEMSREL  Treatment emergent severe related AE  
AEEMSER  Serious treatment emergent AE  
AEEMSER R Serious treatment emergent related AE  
AEACN Action taken with study treatment  
AETOXGR Standard Toxicity Grade  
ASEV Analysis Severity/Intensity 
TMINT1FL  Time Interval 1 Flag  
TMINT2FL  Time Interval 2 Flag  
TMINT3FL  Time Interval 3 Flag  
TMINT4FL  Time Interval 4 Flag  
TMINT5FL  Time Interval 5 Flag  
Methods used to derive these key variables are described in Appendix I II. 
5.2.3 ADCEVD – Reactogenicity Analysis Dataset  
ADCEVD follows the ADaM Occurrence Data Structure to support the analysis of reactogenicity events.  
This dataset contains information regarding the occurrence (variable CEOCCUR) and severity (variable 
ASEV) of local and systemic  reactions (identified by variable ACAT1) as reported by the  subject in a 
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daily diary during the 7 ±1-day assessment period following each vaccination. Specific reactions are iden-
tified by CETERM, and occurrence flag variables (see table below) provide information regarding occur-
rences at the categorical level. Individual daily records from the diary can be viewed in the ADFACEVD 
dataset.  Reactions which are first reported beyond the assessment period  (with a value of ATPTN > 8 in 
ADFACEVD) are not considered in the population of occurrence and severity variables  in ADCEVD  but 
are considered in the population of the Analysis End Date (variable AENDT).  
Key variables from ADCEVD utilized for analysis are the occurrence flags described here:  
Occurrence 
Flag Variable Label  Selection Criteria  
[Flags 1st record having CEOCCUR = ‘Y’ and meeting 
the additional selection criteria specified for a given 
USUBJI D whe n s orte d by ASTDT and CETERM .] 
AOCCLRFL  1st Occurrence Local Reaction  ACAT1 = 'local'  
AOCCL3FL  1st Occur Gr>=3 Local Reaction  ACAT1 = 'local' and SEVGR1 =  'grade >= 3'  
AOCCLPFL  1st Occurrence Local Reaction -Prime ACAT1 = 'local' and ATPTREF = 'Prime'  
AOCCXPFL  1st Occur Gr>=3 Local Reaction- Prime ACAT1 = 'local' and SEVGR1 = 'grade >= 3' and 
ATPTREF = 'Prime'  
AOCCLBFL  1st Occurrence Local Reaction -Boost ACAT1 = 'local' and ATPTREF = 'Boost’  
AOCCXBFL  1st Occur Gr>=3 Local Reaction-Boost ACAT1 = 'local' and SEVGR1 = 'grade >= 3' and 
ATPTREF = 'Boost'  
AOCCSRFL  1st Occurrence Systemic Reaction  ACAT1 = 'systemic'  
AOCCS3FL  1st Occur Gr>=3 Systemic Reaction  ACAT1 = 'systemic' and SEVGR1 = 'grade >= 3'  
AOCCSPFL  1st Occurrence Systemic Reaction -
Prime ACAT1 = 'systemic' and ATPTREF = ‘Prime’  
AOCCYPFL  1st Occur Gr>=3 Systemic Reaction -
Prime ACAT1 = 'systemic' and SEVGR1 = 'grade >= 3' and 
ATPTREF = 'Prime'  
AOCCSBFL  1st Occurrence Systemic Reaction -
Boost ACAT1 = 'systemic' and ATPTREF = 'Boost'.  
AOCCYBFL  1st Occur Gr>=3 Systemic Reaction -
Boost ACAT1 = 'systemic' and SEVGR1 = 'grade >= 3' and 
ATPTREF = 'Boost'  
 
5.2.4 ADFACEVD – Reactogenicity Findings Analysis Dataset  
ADFACEVD follows the ADaM Basic Data Structure ( BDS) to support the analysis of reactogenicity 
event findings.  This dataset contains information regarding the occurrence and severity of local and sys-
temic reactions  (identified by variable PARCAT1), as well as the timing of first reactions in relation to 
treatment start and the duration of reactions from earliest to latest report. Variables PARAM and PARAMCD are used to distinguish different findings. The detailed parameters are described in  
Appendix 
IV. 
Key variables from ADFACEVD utilized for analysis include the following:  AVAL C (analysis value for 
occurrence and severity parameters), AVAL (analysis value for time to first reaction and time from first to last reaction parameters), PARCAT1 (identifies reactions as local or systemic), AVALCAT1 (identifies reactions as having grade >= 3), ATPTREF (identifies reactions as being related to the Prime or Boost vaccination) , and ANL01FL (identifies reactions included in frequency analyses, as those reported to 
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have occurred prior to the associated vaccination date/time – presumably due to data issue – are not in-
cluded in frequency analyses).  
5.2.5 ADLB – Laboratory  Analysis Dataset  
This dataset follows ADaM Basic Data Structure (BDS) supporting the analysis of laboratory data. The 
data can be pulled by any specific PARAMCD to view a certain lab endpoint. The AVAL value represents 
the result in the standard unit. New records have been imputed for qualifying parameters and DTYPE (Der-
ivation Type) is populated as “HALFLLOQ”.  Lab parameters are described i n Appendix I. 
 
Laboratory data includes the flags which help understand the incidence of laboratory abnormalities (clini-
cally significant or not) in the dataset. ANRIND, BNRIND, NABCS described below are abnormality flags. The reference ranges, ANRLO (Analysis Normal Range Lower Limit) and ANRHI (Analysis  Normal 
Range Upper Limit) are used to determine the laboratory abnormalities. In addition to above variables there 
is an additional flag WPBLFL (Worst Post -Baseline Flag) which captures the first incidence of post-base-
line abnormali ty. The analysis flags ANL01FL, ANL02FL are also included in the data. This dataset is used 
for the lab listings and lab abnormality/summary tables.  
 
ANL01FL: Flag for all scheduled visits.  
ANL02FL: Flag for all observed/original collected values. Will be NULL for imputed records.  
ANRIND: Any Abnormality Criteria.  
BNRIND: Abno rmality at Baseline.  
DTYPE: If any parameter has result captured as “<X” then a new record is imputed with AVAL as 0.5*X 
and DTYPE is populated as HALFLLOQ.  
NABCS: Abnormality with Clinical Significance  
WPBLFL: First occurrence of unique post- baseline abnormality. if there is no abnormality then first post -
baseline record is flagged for each parameter . 
 
Key Variables : PARAM, AVISIT, AVISITN, AVAL, AVALC, BASE, CHG, PARCAT1,  ANRIND, 
BNRIND,  NABCS, ADT, ADY. 
5.2.6 ADVA – Immunogenicity Analysis Dataset  
This is a main analysis dataset and contains immunogenicity assessments in IS dataset.  
Assay result below the corresponding LLOQ were set to 0.5 × LLOQ and DTYPE was set to “HALF L-
LOQ”, and missing assay results was not imputed. All analysis parameters are presented in below table.  
The ratio from post -baseline to baseline was calculated as AVAL/ BASE for fold rise summaries . 
PARCAT1  PARAMCD  PARAMN  PARAM  ISLLOQ  
IMMUNOGENICITY  C19RBDIG  1 COVID-19 RBD IgG (U/mL)  1.1505 
IMMUNOGENICITY  C19S1IGG  2 COVID-19 S1 IgG (U/mL) 1.2665 
IMMUNOGENICITY  C2NGNT50  3 SARS-CoV-2 Serum Neutralizing Titer 50  20 
IMMUNOGENICITY  C2NGNT90  4 SARS-CoV-2 Serum Neutralizing Titer 90  20 
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PARCAT1  PARAMCD  PARAMN  PARAM  ISLLOQ  
IMMUNOGENICITY  FRC19RBD  5 COVID-19 RBD IgG Fold Rise   
IMMUNOGENICITY  FRC19S1I  6 COVID-19 S1 IgG Fold Rise  
IMMUNOGENICITY  FRC2NT50  7 SARS-CoV-2 Serum Neutralizing Titer 50 Fold Rise   
IMMUNOGENICITY  FRC2NT90  8 SARS-CoV-2 Serum Neutralizing Titer 90 Fold Rise   
 
Key Variables: P ARAM, AVISIT, AVISITN, AVAL, AVAL C, BASE, CHG, PCHG, CRIT1, CRIT1FL, 
PARCAT1, ADT, ADY. 
5.2.7 ADVS – Vital Signs  Analysis Dataset  
This dataset follows ADaM Basic Data Structure (BDS) supporting the analysis of vital signs measure-
ment. The data can be pulled by any specific PARAMCD to view at any timepoint. The AVAL value rep-
resents the result in the standard unit.  
 
Vitals data includes the flags which help understand the incidence of abnormalities (clinically significant 
or not) in the dataset. ANRIND, BNRIND, NABCS described below are abnormality flags. The reference 
ranges, ANRLO  (Analysis Normal Range Lower Limit) and ANRHI ( Analysis Normal Range Upper 
Limit) are used to determine the abnormalities. The analysis flags ANL01FL, ANL02FL are also included in the data. This dataset is used for the vital signs’ listings and abnormality/summary tables.  
 
ANL01FL: Flag for all schedul ed visits. 
ANL02FL: Flag for all observed/original collected values. Will be NULL for imputed records.  
ANRIND: Any Abnormality Criteria.  
BNRIND: Abnormality at Baseline.  
NABCS: Abnormality with Clinical Significance  
Listed below are the parameters used in reporting.  
PARAMCD PARAMN  PARAM  
BMI 1 Body Mass Index [kg/m2]  
DIABP 2 Diastolic Blood Pressure [mmHg]  
HEIGHT 3 Height [cm]  
PULSE 4 Pulse Rate [beats/min]  
RESP 5 Respiratory Rate [breaths/min]  
SYSBP 6 Systolic Blood Pressure [mmHg]  
TEMP 7 Temperature [C]  
WEIGHT  9 Weight [kg]  
TEMPR 8 Temperature (Reactogenicity) [C]  
 
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Key Variables: PARAM,  PARAMCD,  PARCAT1, PARCAT2, VSCLSIG , AVISIT, AVISITN,  AVAL, 
BASE, CHG,  PCHG, ANRIND, BNRIND, NABCS, ADTM, ATPT, ADT, ADY. 
6. Data Conformance Summary 
6.1 Conformance Inputs  
Specify the software name and version for the analysis datasets  
 Pinnacle 21 Enterprise 4.1. 4., Validation Engine version 1907.2 
Specify the version of the validation rules (i.e. CDISC, FDA) for the analysis datasets  
 CDISC ADaM -CT 2020-03-27 
Specify the software name and version for the define.xml  
 Pinnacle 21 Enterprise 4.1. 4. 
Specify the version of the validation rules (i.e. CDISC, FDA) for the define.xml  
 CDISC ADaM CT 2020-03-27 
6.2 Issues Sum m ary  
Check 
ID Diagnostic Message  FDA 
Severity Dataset Count 
(Issue 
Rate) Explanation  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'EOSLEBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-
276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'LYMLEBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-
276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'NEUTLEBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-
276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit. 
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'BASOBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-
276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'NEUTBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'EOSBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'BASOLEBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-
276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
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ID Diagnostic Message  FDA 
Severity Dataset Count 
(Issue 
Rate) Explanation  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'MONOBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-
276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'LYMBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-
276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD = = 
'MONOLEBS'  Error ADLB 1 (4.55%)  Lab was unable to analyze 
cells for subject BNT162-01-276-02-0191 at Day 29 visit.  
SD1229 AVAL value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'TEMP'  Error ADVS 3 (< 0.1%)  Temperature was not rec-
orded for subject BNT162-
01-276-02- 0242 at 1, 3, and 
6-hour timepoints following 
boost vaccination.  
SD1229 AVALC value is null when 
PARAMCD == 'TEMP'  Error ADVS 3 (< 0.1%)  Temperature was not rec-
orded for subject BNT162-01-276-02- 0242 at 1, 3, and 
6-hour timepoints following 
boost vaccination.  
7. Submission of Progr ams 
All programs for analysis datasets as well as primary safety and secondary immunogenicity 
results are  not submitted.  
7.1 ADaM  Programs 
Programs are not submitted.  
7.2 Analysis Output Programs  
Outputs are not submitted.  
7.3 M acro  Programs 
Macro programs are not submitted.  
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8. Appendix  
 8.1 Appendix I: Lab Parameters  
PARAM  PARAMCD PARAMN  
Alanine Aminotransferase [U/L]  ALT 1 
Albumin [g/L]  ALB 2 
Alkaline Phosphatase [U/L]  ALP 3 
Amphetamine  AMPHET  4 
Amylase [U/L]  AMYLASE  5 
Anisocytes  ANISO 6 
Aspartate Aminotransferase [U/L]  AST 7 
Bacteria [/HPF]  BACT 8 
Barbiturates  BARB 9 
Basophils (Blood Smear) [10^9/L]  BASOBS 14 
Basophils (Blood) [10^9/L]  BASOB 11 
Basophils/Leukocytes (Blood Smear) [%]  BASOLEBS  17 
Basophils/Leukocytes (Blood) [%]  BASOLEB  16 
Benzodiazepine BNZDZPN  18 
Bilirubin (Serum) [umol/L]  BILIS 19 
Bilirubin (Urine) [umol/L]  BILIU 20 
C Reactive Protein [mg/L]  CRP 21 
Calcium [mmol/L]  CA 22 
Cannabinoids  CANNAB  23 
Casts [/HPF]  CASTS 24 
Choriogonadotropin Beta  HCG 25 
Cocaine COCAINE  26 
Creatine Kinase [U/L]  CK 27 
Creatinine [umol/L]  CREAT 28 
Crystals [/HPF]  CRYSTALS  29 
Eosinophils (Blood) [10^9/L]  EOSB 31 
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Eosinophils (Blood Smear) [10^9/L] EOSBS 34 
Eosinophils/Leukocytes (Blood) [%]  EOSLEB 36 
Eosinophils/Leukocytes (Blood Smear) [%]  EOSLEBS  37 
Epithelial Cells [ /HPF]  EPIC 38 
Ery. Mean Corpuscular HGB Concentration [mmol/L]  MCHC 39 
Ery. Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin [fmol]  MCH 40 
Ery. Mean Corpuscular Volume [fL]  MCV 41 
Erythrocytes (Blood) [10^12/L]  RBCB 42 
Erythrocytes (Urine) [/HPF] RBCU 43 
Ethanol ETHANOL  44 
Ferritin [ug/L]  FERRITIN  47 
Follicle S timulating Hormone [IU/L]  FSH 48 
Gamma Glutamyl Transferase [U/L]  GGT 49 
Glucose (Blood) [mmol/L]  GLUCB 50 
Glucose (Urine)  GLUCU 51 
Granulocytes Band Form/Total Cells [%]  GRANBCE  52 
Hematocrit [L/L]  HCT 53 
Hemoglobin (Blood) [mmol/L]  HGBB 54 
Hemoglobin (Urine) [10^6/L]  HGBU 55 
Ketones [mmol/L]  KETONES  56 
Leukocytes (Blood) [10^9/L]  WBCB 57 
Leukocytes (Urine - Dipstick) [10^6/L]  WBCUD 58 
Leukocytes (Urine - Microscopy) [/HPF]  WBCUM 59 
Lipase [U/L]  LIPASET  60 
Lymphocytes (Blood) [10^9/L]  LYMB 62 
Lymphocytes (Blood Smear) [10^9/L]  LYMBS 65 
Lymphocytes Atypical/Leukocytes [%]  LYMATLE  66 
Lymphocytes/Leukocytes (Blood) [%]  LYMLEB  68 
Lymphocytes/Leukocytes (Blood Smear) [%]  LYMLEBS  69 
Macrocytes  MACROCY  70 
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      Methadone METHDN  71 
Methamphetamine  METHAMPH 72 
Microcytes MICROCY  73 
Monocytes (Blood) [10^9/L] MONOB 75 
Monocytes (Blood Smear) [10^9/L]  MONOBS  78 
Monocytes/Leukocytes (Blood) [%]  MONOLEB  80 
Monocytes/Leukocytes (Blood Smear) [%]  MONOLEBS  81 
Myelocytes [%]  MYCY 82 
Neutrophils (Blood) [10^9/L]  NEUTB 84 
Neutrophils (Blood Smear) [10^9/L] NEUTBS 87 
Neutrophils/Leukocytes (Blood) [%]  NEUTLEB  89 
Neutrophils/Leukocytes (Blood Smear) [%]  NEUTLEBS  90 
Nitrite NITRITE  91 
Opiate OPIATE 92 
pH PH 93 
Phencyclidine PCP 94 
Platelets [10^9/L]  PLAT 95 
Poikilocytes POIKILO  96 
Potassium [mmol/L]  K 97 
Protein [mg/L]  PROT 98 
Round Epithelial Cells [/HPF]  EPIROCE  99 
Smudge Cells/Leukocytes [%]  SMDGCELE  100 
Sodium [mmol/L]  SODIUM  101 
Specific Gravity  SPGRAV  102 
Tricyclic Antidepressants  TRCYANDP  103 
Urea Nitrogen [mmol/L]  UREAN 104 
Urobilinogen [umol/L]  UROBIL 105 
Yeast Cells [/HPF]  YEAST 106 
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 8.2 Appendix II: Look Up Table  
Pre fe rre d Te rm  Pre fe rre d Te rm Code  
Abdominal pain 10000081 
Abdominal pain lower  10000084 
Arthralgia  10003239 
Axillary p ain  10048750 
Body temperature increased  10005911 
Chills 10008531  
C-reactive protein increased  10006825 
Decreased appetite 10061428 
Diarrhoea 10012735 
Discomfort 10013082 
Dizziness  10013573 
Fatigue 10016256 
Feeling hot  10016334 
Gastrointestinal disorder  10017944 
Head discomfort  10019194 
Headache  10019211 
Hot flush 10060800 
Influenza like illness  10022004 
Injection site discolouration  10051572  
Injection site discomfort  10054266 
Injection site erythema  10022061 
Injection site hypersensitivity  10022071  
Injection site hypoaesthesia  10074586 
Injection site pain  10022086 
Injection site paraesthesia  10022088  
Injection site reaction  10022095 
Injection site swelling  10053425 
Malaise 10025482 
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Muscle tightness  10049816 
Myalgia 10028411 
Nausea 10028813 
Neck pain  10028836  
Procedural pain 10064882 
Pyrexia 10037660 
Vomiting 10047700  
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 8.3 Appendix I II: Methods to der ive key ADAE variables 
ADAE  Variables Derivation Method  
TRTEMFL  *if not missing Adverse start date/time and AE start  date/time >= first im-
munization date/time and AE start date/time <= (last immunization date/time 
+ 28 days), then TRTEMFL='Y';  
*if missing Adverse start time and AE start date >= first immunization date 
and AE start date <= (last immunization date + 28 days), then 
TRTEMFL='Y';  
*if not missing Adverse start date/time and AE start date/time > (last immun-
ization date/time + 28 days) but assessed as related to IMP by investigator then TRTEMFL='Y';  
*if missing Adverse start time and AE start date > (last immuni zation date + 
28 days) but assessed as related to IMP by investigator then TRTEMFL='Y';  
 *if AE present before immunization and worsened after first immunization, 
then TRTEMFL='Y';  
 *if missing AE date or time and AE cannot be determined TEAE from the 
above set rules, then TRTEMFL='Y';  
PTDIAFL  if (AEDECOD in ('Abdominal pain', ' Abdominal pain lower', ' Arthralgia', 'Chills', 'Decreased appetite', 'Diarrhoea', 'Discomfort', 'Fatigue', ' Feeling 
hot', 'Gastrointestinal disorder', 'Headache', 'Hot flush', 'I nfluenza like illness', 
'Injection site discomfort', 'Injection site erythema', 'Injection site hypersensi-tivity', 'Injection site pain', 'Injection site paraesthesia', 'Injection site reac-tion', 'Injection site swelling', 'Malaise', 'Muscle tightness', 'M yalgia', 'Nau-
sea', ' Pyrexia' , 'Vomiting', 'Axillary pain', 'Body temperature increased', 'C -
reactive protein increased', 'Dizziness', 'Head discomfort', 'Injection site dis-colouration', 'Injection site hypoaesthesia', 'Neck pain' ) and ((AENDT - 
ASTDT)+ 1)<=7) then PTDIAFL='Y'.  
AEEMREL If TRTEMFL='Y' and upcase(arel)='RELATED' then AEEMREL='Y'; else 
AEEMREL='N'.  
AEEMS If TRTEMFL='Y' and asevn in (3,4) then AEEMS='Y'; else AEEMS='N'.  
AEEMSER  If TRTEMFL='Y' and aeser='Y' then AEEMSER='Y'; else AEEMSER='N '. 
AEEMSERR  If TRTEMFL='Y' and aeser='Y' and upcase(arel)='RELATED' then AEEM-
SERR='Y'; else AEEMSERR='N'.  
AEEMSREL  If TRTEMFL='Y' and asevn in (3,4) and upcase(arel)='RELATED' then 
AEEMSREL='Y'; else AEEMSREL='N'.  
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ASEV Propcase(AE.AESEV) when AE.AESEV not missing ; else Prop-
case(AE.AETOXGR) when AE.AETOXGR is not missing. ASEV= ' ' when 
both AE.AESEV and AE.AETOXGR missing.  
TMINT1FL  AE is Treatment -Emergent:  
if ASTDTM >= PRIMDTM and (PRIMDTM <= ASTDTM <= (PRIMDTM + 7 days)) then TMINT1FL='Y';  
if ASTDTM  < PRIMDTM and Adverse Event worsened after Prime immun-
ization then TMINT1FL='Y';  
if AE time missing and Date not missing and  
 (PRIMDT <= ASTDT <= (PRIMDT + 7)) then TMINT1FL='Y'; 
if missing AE Date/or time and AE cannot be determined with above set rules, then TMINT1FL='Y';  
TMINT2FL   AE is Treatment -Emergent:  
Identify the minimum of duration - ((Prime to Boost) or (28 days from 
Prime) - whatever comes first.  
When Boost is missing, duration is 28 days from Prime.  
 if duration < 28 then: (Prime to Boost contribution) 
if not missing AE start date/time and PRIMDTM <= ASTDTM <= BOIM-
DTM then TMINT2FL='Y';  
if not missing AE start date/time and ASTDTM < PRIMDTM and Adverse 
Event worsened after Prime immunization then TMINT2FL='Y';  
 if missing AE start time and PRIMDT <= ASTDT <= BOIMDT then 
TMINT2FL='Y';  
if missing AE start time and ASTDT < PRIMDT and Adverse Event wors-ened after Prime immunization then TMINT2FL='Y';  
 if duration = 28 then: (28 days from prime contribution)  
if not missing AE start date/time and PRIMDTM <= ASTDTM <= (PRIM-
DTM + 28 days) then TMINT2FL='Y';  
if not missing AE start date/time and ASTDTM < PRIMDTM and Adverse 
Event worsened after Prime immunization then TMINT2FL='Y';  
 if missing AE start time and PRIMDT <=  ASTDT <= (PRIMDT + 28) then 
TMINT2FL='Y';  
if missing AE start time and ASTDT < PRIMDT and Adverse Event wors-
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 if missing AE Date/or time and AE cannot be determined with above set 
rules, then TMINT2FL='Y';  
 TMINT3FL   AE is Treatment -Emergent:  
if ASTDTM >= BOIMDTM and (BOIMDTM <= ASTDTM <= (BOIMDTM 
+ 7 days)) then TMINT3FL='Y';  
if ASTDTM < BOIMDTM and Adverse Event worsened after boost immun-
ization then TMINT3FL='Y';  
if AE time missing and Date not missing and Boost immunization date not missing and (BOIMDT <= ASTDT <= (BOIMDT + 7)) then TMINT3FL='Y';  
if missing AE Date/or time and AE cannot be determined with above set rules, then TMINT3FL='Y';  
 TMINT4FL   AE is Treatment -Emergent:  
if ASTDTM >= BOIMDTM and (BOIMDTM <= ASTDTM <= (BOIMDTM + 28 days)) then TMINT4FL='Y';  
if ASTDTM < BOIMDTM and Adverse Event worsened after boost immun-ization then TMINT4FL='Y';  
if AE time missing and Date not missing and Boost immunization date not missing and (BOIMDT <= ASTDT <= ( BOIMDT + 28)) then 
TMINT4FL='Y';  
if missing AE Date/or time and AE cannot be determined with above set 
rules, then TMINT4FL='Y';  
TMINT5FL  
 AE is Treatment -Emergent:  
if not missing AE Date/time, Prime/Boost immunization date/time and  
ASTDTM >= PRIMDTM and  (PRIMDTM <= ASTDTM <= (BOIMDTM + 
28 days)) then TMINT5FL='Y';  
if not missing AE Date/time, Prime/Boost immunization date/time and  
ASTDTM < PRIMDTM and Adverse Event worsened on/after prime im-
munization and before/on (boost immunization  + 28 days) then 
TMINT5FL='Y';  
if not missing AE and Prime immunization date/time and boost date/time missing and 
ASTDTM >= PRIMDTM and (PRIMDTM <= ASTDTM <= (PRIMDTM + 
28 days)) then TMINT5FL='Y';  
if missing AE time and AE date available and  
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ASTDT >= PRIMDT and (PRIMDT <= ASTDT <= (BOIMDT + 28)) then 
TMINT5FL='Y';  
if missing AE time and AE date available and boost immunization missing 
and 
ASTDT >= PRIMDT and (PRIMDT <= ASTDT <= (PRIMDT + 28)) then 
TMINT5FL='Y';  
if missing AE Date/or time and AE cannot be determined with above set 
rules, then TMINT5FL='Y';  
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 8.4 Appendix I V: ADFACEVD Analysis Parameters  
PARAM PARAMCD  PARAMN  
Arthralgia occurrence indicator  OCARTHR  230 
Arthralgia severity/intensity  SEVARTHR  231 
Chills occurrence indicator  OCCHILLS  235 
Chills severity/intensity  SEVCHIL  236 
Diarrhea occurrence indicator  OCDIAR 210 
Diarrhea severity/intensity  SEVDIAR  211 
Fatigue occurrence indicator  OCFATIG  220 
Fatigue severity/intensity  SEVFATI  221 
Fever occurrence indicator  OCFEVER  250 
Fever severity/intensity  SEVFEVER  251 
Headache occurrence indicator  OCHEAD  215 
Headache severity/intensity  SEVHEAD  216 
Loss of Appetite occurrence indicator  OCLOA 240 
Loss of Appetite severity/intensity  SEVLOA 241 
Malaise occurrence indicator  OCMALAI  245 
Malaise severity/intensity  SEVMALAI  246 
Myalgia occurrence indicator  OCMYALG  225 
Myalgia severity/intensity  SEVMYALG  226 
Nausea occurrence indicator  OCNAUS  200 
Nausea severity/intensity  SEVNAUS  201 
Pain at injection site occurrence indicator  OCPIS 100 
Pain at injection site severity/intensity  SEVPIS 101 
Redness occurrence indicator  OCISR 110 
Redness severity/intensity  SEVREDN  111 
Swelling occurrence indicator  OCINS 115 
Swelling severity/intensity  SEVSWEL  116 
Tenderness at injection site occurrence indicator  OCTIS 105 
Tenderness at injection site severity/intensity  SEVTIS 106 
Time from first to last arthralgia  DURARTH  2303 
Time from first to last arthralgia with grade >= 3  DURARTH3  2304 
Time from first to last chills  DURCHIL  2353 
Time from first to last chills with grade >= 3  DURCHIL3  2354 
Time from first to last diarrhea  DURDIAR  2103 
Time from first to last diarrhea with grade >= 3  DURDIAR3  2104 
Time from first to last fatigue  DURFATI  2203 
Time from first to last fatigue with grade >= 3  DURFATI3  2204 
Time from first to last fever  DURFEVE  2503 
Time from first to last fever with grade >= 3  DURFEVE3  2504 
Time from first to last headache  DURHEAD  2153 
Time from first to last headache with grade >= 3  DURHEAD3  2154 
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Time from first to last local or systemic reaction  DURAR 3 
Time from first to last local or systemic reaction with grade >= 3  DURAR3  4 
Time from first to last local reaction  DURLR 13 
Time from first to last local reaction with grade >= 3  DURLR3 14 
Time from first to last loss of appetite  DURLOA  2403 
Time from first to last loss of appetite with grade >= 3  DURLOA3  2404 
Time from first to last malaise  DURMALA  2453 
Time from first to last malaise with grade >= 3  DURMALA3  2454 
Time from first to last myalgia  DURMYAL  2253 
Time from first to last myalgia with grade >= 3  DURMYAL3  2254 
Time from first to last nausea  DURNAUS  2003 
Time from first to last nausea with grade >= 3  DURNAUS3  2004 
Time from first to last pain at injection site  DURPIS 1003 
Time from first to last pain at injection site with grade >= 3  DURPIS3  1004 
Time from first to last redness  DURISR 1103 
Time from first to last swelling  DURINS 1153 
Time from first to last systemic reaction  DURSR 23 
Time from first to last systemic reaction with  grade >= 3  DURSR3 24 
Time from first to last tenderness at injection site  DURTIS 1053 
Time from first to last tenderness at injection site with grade >= 3  DURTIS3  1054 
Time from first to last vomiting  DURVOMI  2053 
Time from first to last vomiting with  grade >= 3  DURVOMI3  2054 
Time to first arthralgia  TTEARTH  2301 
Time to first arthralgia with grade >= 3  TTEARTH3  2302 
Time to first chills  TTECHIL  2351 
Time to first chills with grade >= 3  TTECHIL3  2352 
Time to first diarrhea  TTEDIAR  2101 
Time to first diarrhea with grade >= 3  TTEDIAR3  2102 
Time to first fatigue  TTEFATI  2201 
Time to first fatigue with grade >= 3  TTEFATI3  2202 
Time to first fever  TTEFEVE  2501 
Time to first fever with grade >= 3  TTEFEVE3  2502 
Time to first headache  TTEHEAD  2151 
Time to first headache with grade >= 3  TTEHEAD3  2152 
Time to first local or systemic reaction  TTEFAR 1 
Time to first local or systemic reaction with grade >= 3  TTEFAR3  2 
Time to first local reaction  TTEFLR 11 
Time to first local reaction with grade >=  3 TTEFLR3  12 
Time to first loss of appetite  TTELOA  2401 
Time to first loss of appetite with grade >= 3  TTELOA3  2402 
Time to first malaise  TTEMALA  2451 
Time to first malaise with grade >= 3  TTEMALA3  2452 
Time to first myalgia  TTEMYAL  2251 
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Time to first myalgia with grade >= 3  TTEMYAL3  2252 
Time to first nausea  TTENAUS  2001 
Time to first nausea with grade >= 3  TTENAUS3  2002 
Time to first pain at injection site  TTEPIS 1001 
Time to first pain at injection site with grade >= 3  TTEPIS3  1002 
Time to first redness  TTEISR 1101 
Time to first swelling  TTEINS 1151 
Time to first systemic reaction  TTEFSR 21 
Time to first systemic reaction with grade >= 3  TTEFSR3  22 
Time to first tenderness at injection site  TTETIS 1051 
Time to first tenderness at injection site with grade >= 3  TTETIS3  1052 
Time to first vomiting  TTEVOMI  2051 
Time to first vomiting with grade >= 3  TTEVOMI3  2052 
Vomiting occurrence indicator  OCVOMI  205 
Vomiting severity/intensity  SEVVOMI  206 
 
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