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Assuming a response rate to antidepressants of 70%, 294 subjects for each treatment group are needed to show a 10% difference between two antidepressant drugs and more than 1,300 to assess equivalence at a 5% level of δ, the maximum difference acceptable as equivalence of effect.

For the equivalence test of average eye IOP in the ITT population, based on a maximum SD of 3.03 mm Hg with the equivalence limit of ±1.5 mm Hg or ±1.0 mm  Hg, 108 or 240 patients per treatment, respectively, were required to demonstrate equivalence at a given time point.

However, if the experimenters wished to assess for equivalence at an interim stage of the study, the planned sample size would need to be increased further in order to properly allow for this.

Ultimately, the use of this criterion is justified by the equivalence between local at-a-point identifiability and the positive definiteness of the Hessian matrix (10).

Sixty randomized individuals were estimated to give 80% power, after 15% dropout, to demonstrate equivalence at ±0.6% A1C at a mean A1C of 7.0% and an SD of 0.7%.

Blow-off was approached by decreasing the mixture equivalence ratio, at a fixed Reynolds number, of the incoming flow.

A unified elastoplastic model was proposed to describe the relation among load, displacement, and uniaxial constitutive parameters of ductile materials according to the von Mises energy equivalence principle at a special location or energy center in the deformed region of a structural component (SC).

Intuitively, equivalence comes at a cost for the regulators and that additional cost may be high enough to make a certain degree of disequivalence acceptable (see pp. 485 486).

In PA024, apoptosis evasion mediated by E2 (5nM) was comparable to a 10 100 μM TPA dose whereas in PA025 and PA115, apoptosis evasion was induced by TPA at concentrations lower (0.1 1nM) than E2, and in T47D cells, E2 and TPA equivalence was at an intermediate level (100nM).

In this case, we cannot show a statistically significant equivalence at the given threshold.

For 44 analytes (including 20 with significant differences between GMO and counterpart) equivalence was established in a formal test of equivalence (at the 95% confidence level) using the estimated equivalence limits.