F value for sequence effect [🇷 for BE/BA]

posted by Pakawadee – 2010-05-03 13:48 (5481 d 17:50 ago) – Posting: # 5273
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Response: lnCmax
          Df   Sum Sq  Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
seq        1 0.000017 0.000017  0.0011 0.9743
prd        1 0.027294 0.027294  1.7187 0.2144
drug       1 0.025583 0.025583  1.6110 0.2284
seq:subj  12 0.255270 0.021273  1.3395 0.3103
Residuals 12 0.190565 0.015880


The above ANOVA table is an example in this webpage. I am confused about F value of sequence. Why it is 0.0011 (=MSseq/MSresidual)? I think it should be 0.0008 (=MSseq/MSsubj). Due to my knowledge in statistic is very limit, I afraid that I would missunderstand some concept of ANOVA for BE. May anyone help to explain?
Thanks
Pakawadee


Edit: Not in this webpage, but in the example (second output) of bear's homepage. BTW, testing for a sequence effect (or unequal carry-over, if you like) in 2×2 cross-over studies is futile anyhow (see this post). [Helmut]

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