This 3rd clinical trial design blog from Quantics Biostatistics takes an introductory look at how the various types of clinical endpoints (which we introduced in our previous blog) determine... read more →
Our recent paper, Estimation of Relative Potency from Bioassay Data that Include Values below the Limit of Quantitation (Francis Bursa, Kelly J. Fleetwood, Karie J. Hirst and Ann Yellowlees), discusses values... read more →
In ecotoxicology statistics there are three main types of data: continuous discrete quantal / binary Continuous data is that which can take a (numerical) value over a continuous range (e.g.... read more →
In our last blog we discussed sample size choice and identified the key information that your statistician needs to know and why. In our second clinical trial design blog we shall... read more →
Previously, we discussed the definition of relative potency and how it relates to the concepts of biological similarity, and thus the need for parallelism between the reference dose response... read more →