This monkey business [Power / Sample Size]

posted by jag009  – NJ, 2013-06-13 23:24 (4751 d 14:44 ago) – Posting: # 10782
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Hi Helmut!

❝ ❝ n≥12 is what FDA wants.


❝ Yes, for 2×2. Do you have a reference that 12 are enough for scaling?


A minimum number of 12 evaluable subjects should be included in any BE study. When an average BE approach is selected using either nonreplicated or replicated designs, methods appropriate to the study design should be used to estimate sample sizes.*

If I interpret this correctly then any design should have a min n=12, to finish. Okay, it's from the 2001 guidance and RSABE was introduced much later...

John


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