At the current sample size, as detailed in the Analysis plan, the trial will allow for estimates of the proportion of subjects who experience an adverse event in the MSC and placebo-treated arms as well as the standard effect size of MSCs for clinical outcomes.
This accurate estimate will allow for improved estimates of the standard errors of measurement and therefore more powerful tests.
A longer training sequence will provide improved estimates due to a better noise averaging and will allow for reliable estimates.
Conclusions: The use of 2 dosimeters, one to measure the dose transmitted through the lead apron and another to sample the dose at the neck, will allow for an estimate of effective dose in reasonable agreement with other published methods.
This broader conception is a better representation of the burden and cost of illness to individuals and society and will allow for improved estimates of the impact of the disease on health care expenditure.
This will allow for an accurate estimate of the amount of metformin being administered to each mouse.
Sampling multiple nuclear genes across additional loci will allow for more accurate estimates of the species' tree and possibly distinguish between the hypotheses.
None of these sources is fully accurate or complete; combining and cross-checking information will allow for a robust estimate of number of parental intimate partner homicides per year.
Accumulation of sequence data on complete gene cassette arrays will allow for more precise estimates of the rates of gain, loss and transfer of gene cassettes and perhaps even on the degree of gene order conservation, provided that the arrays of very closely related organisms can be isolated.
This sample size will allow for 95% CI in estimating the prevalence of risky drinking, with an accuracy of ±5% and a recommended design effect of two.
