Application of Nonparametric Procedure for Bioassay Data to the Evaluation of Analgesics in Man
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Summary
The nonparametric test for quantitative bioassay appears to be a valid statistical procedure for evaluating results of clinical trials, and it does not imply any assumptions as to the type of distribution of the data.
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- article
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- 1977-04-01
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- 25
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- 17
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Keywords
Computer science, Artificial intelligence
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