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      Estimating sample sizes for binary, ordered categorical, and continuous outcomes in two group comparisons.

      BMJ : British Medical Journal
      Data Interpretation, Statistical, Humans, Sample Size

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          Sample size calculations are now mandatory for many research protocols, but the ones useful in common situations are not all easily accessible. This paper outlines the ways of calculating sample sizes in two group studies for binary, ordered categorical, and continuous outcomes. Formulas and worked examples are given. Maximum power is usually achieved by having equal numbers in the two groups. However, this is not always possible and calculations for unequal group sizes are given.

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          7580713
          2551061
          10.1136/bmj.311.7013.1145

          Chemistry
          Data Interpretation, Statistical,Humans,Sample Size
          Chemistry
          Data Interpretation, Statistical, Humans, Sample Size

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