It often happens that the precision required from a relative potency (RP) bioassay cannot be achieved using a single plate. In this situation the usual approach is to repeat... read more →
In a previous blog, we looked at fitting dose-response models to quantal data in ecotoxicology scenarios. To recap, quantal data refers to data where the response variable takes a binary... read more →
We have discussed Handling Missing Data in Clinical Trials elsewhere, and mentioned a kind of missing data known as ‘censoring’. In this blog we focus on techniques for dealing... read more →
In this post we examine the statistical software available for conducting Bayesian network meta-analyses (NMA). The first two sections provide some background information and a review of the available... read more →
Our clients sometimes tell us that they don’t want to use response transformations since it feels like an unwarranted manipulation of the data. However, there is little point in... read more →