We can waste about 40% of multi-well plates to avoid biasing the relative potency (RP) due to “the edge effect”. Quantics recently used a Latin square design to support... read more →
In our previous blog we looked at study populations and the issues that often arise along with the best practices for dealing with them. One of the issues we highlighted... read more →
The aim of a clinical trial is to make a calculated judgement about the likely clinical effectiveness results that would be seen if the treatments tested were to be... read more →
In a randomised trial, the set of all randomised patients is known as the ‘intention to treat population’, or the ITT population. This clinical trial study population is intended... read more →
The per protocol population, or PP population is usually defined as all patients completing the study without major protocol deviations – that is, those who followed the rules of... read more →