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Sample size

Hi guys,

I was wondering if anyone can explain how to calculate sample size with an example (preferably medical statistics).  Which software can you use to find the sample size and what are the assumptions needed.

thanks in advance,

Sripal.



Sripal Bangalore, M.D.
St Lukes Roosevelt Hospital Center,
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons,
New York, NY 10019.
 


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Selamen Aleykum MOhammad,first of all(Don't take it wrong I'm a muslim too) I took a look over the SAmple size pdf taht you've sent me and be sure that it was...
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Hi Ismal, can u please provide me a good material for sample size calculation with examples. thanks in advance bye shyam ... objective of the study that what...
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Sripal. There are a few excellent, small and free pieces of software that do basic sample size and power calculations. One, called PS Power and Sample Size...
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hello to everyone! Ms. Fadallan: i guess you learned that stuff from your Stat 144 class :) back to the topic: let me also add that computations of sample size...
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