Design, Conduct and Analysis: Division E
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Distinguish between Design structure and Treatment structure Introduction i. There is a great deal of diversity in studies and it…
Design, Conduct and Analysis: Division D
VI. Analysis follows design Introduction i. It is not always clear what analysis is to be carried out on…
Indian Official Statistics: Part VII (d)
Agricultural Statistics Livestock Statistics i. The livestock census conducted quinquennially by the DES constitutes the principal source of data…
Planning and Design of Clinical Trials- 5th Articulation
Phase III Trials Consideration in Planning v. Treatment Allocation Ratio. Equal allocation of patients to both the two treatments…
Planning and Design of Clinical Trials: 4th Articulation
Phase III Trials The basis of phase III trials can be found in the well-known joke about the famous biostatistician,…
Indian Official Statistics: Part VII (c)
Agricultural Statistics Crop Production Statistics v. Currently, for most food crops and some of the cash crops, the estimation…
Design, Conduct and Analysis: Division C
IV. High-Order interactions occur rarely Introduction i. An interaction of factors requires specific mechanisms. For example, suppose that the…
Planning and Design of Clinical Trials: 3rd Articulation
Phase I and II Trials No optimal design for phase I trials can be recommended. The knowledge and intuition of…
Design, Conduct and Analysis
Design, Conduct and Analysis: Division B (Factorial designs) Factorial designs should be used to assess the joint effects of variables…
Indian Official Statistics: Part VII (b)
I. Agricultural Statistics Land utilisation statistics iv. Even for those areas of the country which are covered either…