ANOVA fixed and random effects [General Statistics]
Hi ElMaestro
Yes, that's what I meant with SAD and MAD. Yes, first in human. API is not known, but the its target is pretty hot these days. They call her Jaki.
whoa, mind blown. Applied to my question above, "Subject as a random effect" is the same as "Subject nested in treatment condition (Fed/Fasted)"? Given that subject numbers are all unique.
This explains both your intelligence and your insanity =D
❝ Yikes. Do you mean single ascending doses, mutiple ascending doses? That would likely make this a first in man, potentially?? I am not sure I would like to offer opinions on those. Is the API very well known??
Yes, that's what I meant with SAD and MAD. Yes, first in human. API is not known, but the its target is pretty hot these days. They call her Jaki.
❝ "Subject in sequence" ... only has relevance if you don't number subjects uniquely.

❝ I tend to bang my head into the table when it happens.
This explains both your intelligence and your insanity =D
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