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posted by Helmut 
– Vienna, Austria, 2010-06-19 17:59 (5840 d 05:41 ago) – Posting: # 5542
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Dear Rajdeep!
I don't understand what you would gain here. More than one group generally is employed for logistic reasons because the clinical capacity is limited. If you start the same day a second group a couple of hours later the clinical capacity is still limited and I would expect chaos in blood sampling (overlapping schedules). IMHO from a statistical point of view it wouldn't make any difference.
I don't understand what you would gain here. More than one group generally is employed for logistic reasons because the clinical capacity is limited. If you start the same day a second group a couple of hours later the clinical capacity is still limited and I would expect chaos in blood sampling (overlapping schedules). IMHO from a statistical point of view it wouldn't make any difference.
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