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The chapter extends the use of the analysis of variance for comparing means when the populations arise from the use of levels from more than one factor.
Of course, as we noted in where we introduced the t-test for comparing means with independent samples, it is not always feasible to have paired data, due to learning curve and other possible issues.
This article deals with the basic principles involved in sample size calculations and shows the concepts and factors that determine sample sizes for comparing means, proportions, and time-to-event measures.
We present and compare several analytical methods for comparing means from two-stage sampling: (1) simple ANOVA ignoring sample structure, (2) unit means ANOVA, (3) Nested Mixed ANOVA, (4) restricted maximum likelihood (REML) Nested Mixed analysis, and (5) REML Nested Mixed analysis with heteroscedasticity.
The data was checked for normality and other valid assumptions to decide suitability of parametric statistical tests for comparing means.
The means are the average of three replicates, and DMRTs were used for comparing means following the 2-way ANOVA.
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The Mann-Whitney test (two-tailed) was used for comparing mean day of death.
Two-tailed t-test was used for comparing mean ABR and FACS thresholds.
Student's t-test was used to analyze data for comparing mean scores.
T tests were used for comparing mean continuous variables, log odds ratio of frailty and AUC in logistic regression.
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