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posted by drrammohanj – 2007-12-20 09:32 (6740 d 15:51 ago) – Posting: # 1401
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Dear Helmut,

I am not a Bio-statistician, I know that all biological samples follow normal distribution before or after log transformation of data, in present context PK data. when I see a statistical report, I won't understand the statistical report after log tranformation of Pk data, like point estimate, CV, ANOVA, p-value, t-test, least square mean (LSM) etc.

can you give me algorithm of calculation of data.

I think it is very difficult question for you to answer

with best regards
Ram Mohan

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