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Statistics

Activity in the Bioequivalence and Bioavailability Forum. Each section gives the top ten results. Countries are resolved by IP geo­location and ~98% accurate. Data are current with December 10th, 2019 01:48 CET.

Categories (number of posts, % of total 20,394)

Regulatives / Guidelines
4,900
Design Issues
2,213
Bioanalytics
1,749
General Sta­tis­tics
1,415
Software
1,391
Power / Sample Size
1,387
R for BE/BA
1,307
RSABE / ABEL
  915
Dissolution / BCS / IVIVC
  658
Two-Stage / GS Designs
  626

Categories (number of threads, % of total 4,330)

Regulatives / Guidelines
1,255
Design Issues
  512
Bioanalytics
  442
General Sta­tis­tics
  264
Software
  252
Power / Sample Size
  231
Dissolution / BCS / IVIVC
  161
R for BE/BA
  152
Study Per­for­mance
  144
RSABE / ABEL
  133

Depth (average number of posts/thread, % of maximum 67)

Two-Stage / GS Designs
    9
R for BE/BA
    9
Study As­sess­ment
    7
RSABE / ABEL
    7
Surveys
    7
Mods and Admins
    6
Power / Sample Size
    6
NCA / SHAM
    6
Nonparametrics
    6
Software
    6

Countries at registration (number of users, % of total 1,384 from 81 countries)

India flag
  768
United States flag
   71
China flag
   32
Canada flag
   26
Egypt flag
   25
Germany flag
   23
Russian Federation flag
   23
Turkey flag
   23
Jordan flag
   21
Brazil flag
   21

Posts from country (number of posts, % of total 20,394 from 77 countries)

India flag
5,147
Austria flag
4,761
Germany flag
2,559
United States flag
1,356
France flag
  878
Denmark flag
  844
Russian Federation flag
  653
Taiwan flag
  477
Sweden flag
  374
Spain flag
  349

Posters (number of posts, % of total 20,394)

Helmut
4,858
ElMaestro
1,665
D. Labes
1,217
Ohlbe
  891
John
  771
Nobody
  489
Yung-jin
  470
Dr. Dan
  470
Mittyri
  297
Dr. S. Gunasakaran
  182

Years (number of posts, % of total 20,394)

2013
2,321
2014
2,040
2012
1,890
2010
1,797
2015
1,539
2009
1,534
2008
1,528
2011
1,413
2018
1,384
2019
1,225

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