Need-to-know / nice-to-know [General Sta­tis­tics]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2010-03-12 12:35 (5950 d 02:04 ago) – Posting: # 4905
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Dear Dan,

no, you got me wrong. ;-)

I was always opposing the 4-way study; reasons:

❝ I totally agree that from a scientific point of view the four-way cross-over study is much more interesting but from a practical (generic company's) point of view you should prefer the other option.


Almost. I can understand why EMA suggested a 4-way study in the first place. If you perform the comparison between the fasted and fed studies, the confidence intervals will be quite large. The 4-way study would overcome this problem. But since it is only a 'nice to know' term, no more restrictions in the final GL.
But: I would expect that EMA will ask for such a comparison. So plan the two studies as if they are two treatment arms in a parallel design.

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