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CARRY-OVER EFFECTS IN BIOEQUIVALENCE STUDIES
Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics, 2001Carry-over effects are often considered to be one of the main problems of the cross-over design: should we adjust for carry-over or not? We attempt to answer this question by examining the observed frequency of carry-over effects in actual bioequivalence studies.
G, Dangelo, D, Potvin, J, Turgeon
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Is the ‘simple carry‐over’ model useful?
Statistics in Medicine, 1992AbstractIt is argued that the models usually employed for carry‐over effects in cross‐over trials are not reasonable. The example of a non‐linear dose response for a dose‐finding trial arranged in a Williams square is developed to show that if carry‐over is present to any appreciable degree the usual statistical models provide no guaranteed protection ...
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Monensin carry-over into unmedicated broiler feeds†
The Analyst, 1998European Union Member States are now required to monitor poultry meat for the presence of coccidiostat residues. Among other factors contributing to the production of residue-free food is the ability of animal feed manufacturers to produce medication-free feedstuffs, ensuring the proper observance of withdrawal periods prior to slaughter. Carry-over of
D G, Kennedy +3 more
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Carry‐Over Effects of the Membrane Interface Probe
Groundwater, 2011The membrane interface probe (MIP) is widely used to characterize the subsurface distribution of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). One problem that arises during MIP application is that disproportionately high MIP signals are obtained after passing source zones which contain mobile or residual phases.
Jan, Bumberger +5 more
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A Model of Information Carried over a Neuron Soma
Chemistry & Biodiversity, 2016AbstractA series of cellular automata models of amino acid side chains on a neuron soma membrane have been created to simulate their hydropathic influences on adjacent water molecules. The presence of pathways, referred to as water wires, is identified.
Lemont B, Kier, Lowell H, Hall
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Dinitroaniline Herbicide Carry Over to Sugarbeet
Journal of Sugarbeet Research, 1995A fo ur-year fi eld experiment was conducted near Scotts bluff, NE to compare degradation of ethalfluralin, pen dimethalin, and trifl uralin in soil. Dinitroaniline herbicides were applied at rates of0.56, 1.12, and 2.24 kg/ha preplant incorporated before planting dry edible bean.
Robert G. Wilson +2 more
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Carry-Over in Locomotive Boilers
Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1945Abstract While tremendous advances in feedwater treatment to protect boiler heating surfaces from scale, corrosion, and embrittlement have been made, the methods commonly used on railroads have been accompanied by an increasing degree of foaming troubles.
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Selective Silica Carry-Over in Steam
Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1956Abstract The distribution ratios of the concentrations of silica in steam to those in boiler water were determined over a range of pressures from 300 to 3140 psi, of silica concentrations in the water from 12 to 1000 ppm, and of pH values of the water from 7.8 to 12.1.
E. E. Coulter, E. A. Pirsh, E. J. Wagner
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Carry over of School Athletics
The Journal of Health and Physical Education, 1937(1937). Carry over of School Athletics. The Journal of Health and Physical Education: Vol. 8, No. 9, pp. 550-579.
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The Carry-over Effect of Advertising
Journal of Marketing, 1965Most advertisers believe there is a carry-over effect of advertising. What evidence is available, and what does it indicate about the relationships of sales to advertising? The author of this article presents a case study, and examines other evidence bearing on this question.
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