Abstract
CARRYOVER EFFECT ANALYSIS IN BIOEQUIVALENCE STUDIES FOR CROSSOVER DESIGN
Abhiram Behera*
ABSTRACT
The crossover design to study the differences in treatments yields a more efficient comparison of treatments than a parallel design. Subjects are on their own controls. The within-patient variation is less than between-patient variation. Crossover design requires a smaller sample size than a parallel design, but achieves same level of statistical power and precision. However, there might be a potential carryover effect in crossover design. Generally more bias is occurred in cross over design compare to parallel design. Thus the effective analysis is done using SAS procedures.
[Full Text Article] [Download Certificate]WJPLS CITATION
All | Since 2019 | |
Citation | 422 | 322 |
h-index | 9 | 7 |
i10-index | 4 | 2 |
INDEXING
NEWS & UPDATION
BEST ARTICLE AWARDS
World Journal of Pharmaceutical and life sciences is giving Best Article Award in every Issue for Best Article and Issue Certificate of Appreciation to the Authors to promote research activity of scholar.
Best Article of current issue
Download Article : Click here