How to deal with a sequence effect? [General Sta­tis­tics]

posted by ElMaestro  – Denmark, 2008-08-01 18:36 (6543 d 00:41 ago) – Posting: # 2133
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Hi,

there's a lot to think of here.
Perhaps I got somethin wrong, but I think you have another factor possible in your anova: Time of Recruitment with levels "early" (n=7) or "late" (n=14).

Did you try and run an anova with this extra factor? Does it make sense? What were the results like?

Far-fetched and utterly crackheaded hypothesis: B has a long-term effect that causes a decrease in intestinal motility (or a decrease in metabolising enzyme activity or whatever); nothing is seen in Seq RT. But in TR the transit time (or elim. rate or whatever) for the tablet is longer (decreased) in P2 becuase of the effect from B in period 1. Therefore AUC gets higher for R in this seq. Madness? Is B known to induce any enzymes?


EM.

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