Comparative pharmacokinetics [General Statistics]
Dear Santosh A.,
to me, comparative pharmacokinetics is bioequivalence in practice (although it could mean a lot of other things). Said this way simply because I have heard other people use that term when they really meant BE.
I would guess that implies confidence intervals and AUC and Cmax and the whole shebang.
Best regards
EM.
to me, comparative pharmacokinetics is bioequivalence in practice (although it could mean a lot of other things). Said this way simply because I have heard other people use that term when they really meant BE.
I would guess that implies confidence intervals and AUC and Cmax and the whole shebang.
Best regards
EM.
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