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Dear All,
In a crossover BA/BE study if my 90%CI for ln-transformed data lies within 80 to 125% but power is less than 80% then
. can I claim product to be bioequivalent.
. Is power analysis proves that number of volunteer in the study are not enough to get an accurate result, therefore one cannot claim product to be bioequivalent.
Kindly reply
Regads,
Atish
In a crossover BA/BE study if my 90%CI for ln-transformed data lies within 80 to 125% but power is less than 80% then
. can I claim product to be bioequivalent.
. Is power analysis proves that number of volunteer in the study are not enough to get an accurate result, therefore one cannot claim product to be bioequivalent.
Kindly reply
Regads,
Atish
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