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An Example of How to Write the Statistical Section of a Bioequivalence Study Protocol for FDA Review [PDF]
This paper provides a detailed example of how one should write the statistical section of a bioequivalence study protocol for FDA review. Three forms of bioequivalence are covered: average bioequivalence (ABE), population bioequivalence (PBE) and ...
McCarthy, William F.
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New Spiked-In Probe Sets for the Affymetrix HGU-133A Latin Square Experiment [PDF]
The Affymetrix HGU-133A spike in data set has been used for determining the sensitivity and specificity of various methods for the analysis of microarray data.
Chen, Zhongxue, McGee, Monnie
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Assessment of Sample Size and Power for the Analysis of Clustered Matched-Pair Data [PDF]
This paper outlines how one can determined the sample size or power of a study design that is based on clustered matched-pair data.
McCarthy, William F.
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Modeling Criminal Careers as Departures from a Unimodal Population Age-Crime Curve: The Case of Marijuana Use [PDF]
A major aim of longitudinal analyses of life course data is to describe the within- and between-individual variability in a behavioral outcome, such as crime. Statistical analyses of such data typically draw on mixture and mixed-effects growth models. In
Erosheva, Elena +3 more
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This research presents a novel multi criteria decision making (MCDM) approach for optimizing material selection in the design of a robotic prosthetic palm, a critical component in assistive and rehabilitation technologies.
Ipsita Dhar +5 more
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A scale to measure consumer’s engagement with social media brand-related content [PDF]
The purpose of this study is to fill the gap in the literature concerning to the measurement of consumer’s engagement with social media brand-related content (hereafter, CESBC). We introduce empirical evidence for the development and measurement of CESBC
Christodoulides, G +2 more
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Nonparametric Incidence Estimation From Prevalent Cohort Survival Data [PDF]
Incidence is an important epidemiologic concept particularly useful in assessing an intervention, quantifying disease risk, and planning health resources. Incident cohort studies constitute the gold-standard in estimating disease incidence.
Asgharian, Masoud +2 more
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Augmentation of Propensity Scores for Medical Records-based Research [PDF]
Therapeutic research based on electronic medical records suffers from the possibility of various kinds of confounding. Over the past 30 years, propensity scores have increasingly been used to try to reduce this possibility.
Aickin, Mikel
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