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posted by Helmut 
– Vienna, Austria, 2009-12-09 14:36 (6047 d 07:14 ago) – Posting: # 4449
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Dear Raveendranath,
why do you start a guessing game here? Most of us are familiar with EMEA's BE Draft.
Please search the forum. Read the references. Come back if you have specific questions.
I would go with Potvin et al. (2007), but I've heard that Canada will recommend Gould (1995) in their upcoming BE draft.
why do you start a guessing game here? Most of us are familiar with EMEA's BE Draft.
❝ Could you please explain how to analyze the following design and how to
❝ combine two groups? Which test we have to use for combining two groups?
Please search the forum. Read the references. Come back if you have specific questions.
I would go with Potvin et al. (2007), but I've heard that Canada will recommend Gould (1995) in their upcoming BE draft.
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