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Superiority Testing Instead of Null-Hypothesis Testingmay be a problem in practice, since lack of power indicates that the treatments are less efficacious than expected. Superiority testing assesses whether the final power of a study is in agreement with the power as stated in the protocol of the study. This chapter shows how superiority can be assessed.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230593640vailable at that time, the numerical characteristics of the best fit Gaussian curves for any sample size was calculated. These characteristics were summarized in the famous t-table, which is still the basis of any statistical software program. This chapter is to assess how the t-table can be used for null-hypothesis testing.

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Alfred Loisy and the Great War, single outcome variable. However, they cannot assess the effect of predictors on the outcomes, because they do not allow for predictor variables. They can only test the significance of difference between the outcomes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60906-1 such as two treatment modalities, e.g. a worse and better treatment. With hours of sleep on the y-axis, a nice linear regression analysis can be performed: with better sleeping treatment, larger numbers of sleeping hours will be observed. The treatment modality is called the x-variable.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230628557erstates sensitivity. Probably, the best method for data imputation is multiple imputations (4), because this method works as a device for representing missing data uncertainty. However, a pocket calculator is unable to perform the analysis, and a statistical software package like SPSS statistical software is required.

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