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Greetings,
I am using the BEQ wizard in WNL v4.1. I am analyzing data from a crossover design study of two formulations that used both male and female subjects.
I used the default setting for the crossover study, average beq analysis, but I want to include both sex and body weight in the ANOVA model as covariates and cannot figure out how to specify their inclusion in the model.
I tried subject+period+sequence+sex+bw as the model, but got the same results as when I leave out the covariates. I know it is something simple, but I dont work with ANOVAs very often and do not know how to formulate the correct model. Can anyone help?
I am using the BEQ wizard in WNL v4.1. I am analyzing data from a crossover design study of two formulations that used both male and female subjects.
I used the default setting for the crossover study, average beq analysis, but I want to include both sex and body weight in the ANOVA model as covariates and cannot figure out how to specify their inclusion in the model.
I tried subject+period+sequence+sex+bw as the model, but got the same results as when I leave out the covariates. I know it is something simple, but I dont work with ANOVAs very often and do not know how to formulate the correct model. Can anyone help?
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