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4 +1 | Groupe complet d'analyses |
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4 | série d'analyses totales ?? |
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3 +1 | Ensemble d'analyses complet |
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série d'analyses totales ?? Explanation: une idée |
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Ensemble d'analyses complet Explanation: http://www.ctru.auckland.ac.nz/medglossary/f.html#f5 : Full analysis set the set of subjects that is as close as possible to the ideal implied by the intention-to-treat principle. It is derived from the set of all randomised subjects by minimal and justified elimination of subjects.Full Analysis Set http://www.fda.gov/CBER/gdlns/ichclinical.txt The intention-to-treat (see Glossary) principle implies that the primary analysis should include all randomized subjects. Compliance with this principle would necessitate complete followup of all randomized subjects for study outcomes. In practice, this ideal may be difficult to achieve, for reasons to be described. In this document, the term ``full analysis set'' is used to describe the analysis set which is as complete as possible and as close as possible to the intention-to-treat ideal of including all randomized subjects. Preservation of the initial randomization in analysis is important in preventing bias and in providing a secure foundation for statistical tests. In many clinical trials, the use of the full analysis set provides a conservative strategy. Under many circumstances, it may also provide estimates of treatment effects that are more likely to mirror those observed in subsequent practice. |
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Groupe complet d'analyses Explanation: C'est la façon de procéder ex: groupe complet d'analyse de sang. |
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