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Markus Neuhäuser1, Graeme D Ruxton2
1Department of Mathematics and Technology, RheinAhrCampus, Koblenz University of Applied Sciences, Remagen, Germany.
Abstract:
The use of both sexes or genders should be considered in experimental design, analysis, and reporting. Since there is no requirement to double the sample size or to have sufficient power to study sex differences, challenges for the statistical analysis can arise. In this article, we focus on the topics of statistical power and ways to increase this power. We also discuss the choice of an appropriate design and statistical method and include a separate section on equivalence tests needed to show the absence of a relevant difference.
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