A common discussion we at Quantics have with our clients surrounds the issue of pseudo-replicates. It’s an area of tension between scientist and statistician – pseudo-replicates reduce the cost... read more →
In part 1 of our series covering the confidence interval, we examined some of the basic statistical concepts associated with a bioassay. In particular, we saw that a... read more →
A crucial acknowledgement of the scientific method is that no measurement will ever be perfect: results will always have associated variability, no matter... read more →
A clinical trial is often designed to demonstrate that a new treatment is performing better than the currently available treatment. To do this, one must show that there is a... read more →