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What do you mean exactly? [General Statistics]

posted by Astea – Russia, 2019-12-29 22:59 (1981 d 15:30 ago) – Posting: # 21035
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Dear Beholder!

❝ 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?

I'm sorry for the wrong terminology used. I meant studies in which volunteers were divided by two groups for the capacity reasons. (Formally this can be true even for studies with 12 subjects if the clinical site is tiny.)

Multicentral studies is the other case.

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What do you mean exactly? [General Statistics]