yogeshla
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2021-01-05 08:01
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 95% upper bound limit as per FDA for fully replicate crossover BE study [RSABE / ABEL]

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Hi All,

Can anyone confirm, till what decimal is acceptable for 95% upper bound limit as per FDA criteria?
Suppose 95% UB result is 0.001, is it acceptable to FDA?

Criteria is less than or equal to zero.

Edit: Category changed; see also this post #1. [Helmut]
 
dshah
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2021-01-05 09:06
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 95% upper bound limit as per FDA for fully replicate crossover BE study

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Hi Yogeshla!

❝ Suppose 95% UB result is 0.001, is it acceptable to FDA?


The 95% UB would not be acceptable for 0.001.

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dshah
 
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2021-01-05 12:01
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 0.001 > 0

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Hi dshah and Yogeshla,

❝ The 95% UB would not be acceptable for 0.001.


Correct.

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yogeshla
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2021-01-05 13:33
(2001 d 10:46 ago)

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 0.001 > 0

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Thanx !!

Edit: Full quote removed. Please delete everything from the text of the original poster which is not necessary in understanding your answer; see also this post #5! [Helmut]
 
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