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What do you mean exactly? [General Statistics]

posted by Beholder – Russia, 2019-12-27 14:44 (1184 d 03:05 ago) – Posting: # 21031
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Dear Astea!

❝ large studies

Saying "large studies" do you mean the multicentral BE studies or large amount of subjects, e.g. 70 subjects in one clinic divided into two groups?

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Best regards
Beholder

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