Redosing study… [Study As­sess­ment]

posted by luvblooms  – India, 2011-06-17 14:50 (5491 d 10:20 ago) – Posting: # 7149
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Dear EM

Well

❝ ❝ 1. The identified Volunteer shows totally opposite behavior then the main study?

❝ ❝ E.g.: In main study T/R ratio was lets say 1500% and in re-dosing study it becomes 15%. In that condition what can one do?? :angry:


❝ Reformulate :-D


But that is not the problem of formulation as all others (65 volunteer out of 66) gave normal results in the range of 80-125% TR ratio (with min of 34% and max of 244%) and only one was acting weird.

If such is the case, even after reformulation same volunteer or someone of the same category :crying: could be there to kill your study!!

Then What??

Again reformulation ;-)

Luv

~A happy Soul~

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