Rounding Numbers in Study Data Quietly Drains Statistical Power
A simulation study and a stroke case-control example show that moderate heaping of continuous variables costs little statistical power, while ...
A simulation study and a stroke case-control example show that moderate heaping of continuous variables costs little statistical power, while ...
A small quasi-experimental study of 21 university students found no statistically significant effect of metacognitive prompts or achievement goal orientation ...
A Genome Medicine study finds differential expression outperforms allele-specific analysis for most genes, while CRISPR allele labeling enables sensitive targeted ...
A four-wave RI-CLPM study of Chinese Language and Literature undergraduates found that within-person declines in creative writing self-efficacy predicted later ...
A comprehensive simulation-based evaluation of eight computational models finds that the joint location-and-scale score test JLSsc delivers the most reliable ...
A 2017–2023 panel of 119 Chinese food companies found no stable within-firm association between regional digital finance and an accounting-based ...
A Monte Carlo simulation found that Egger-type tests had sharply inflated false-positive rates when confounding covariates were omitted, while a ...
A registered-report simulation study found that statistical and design interventions for improving biomedical research reproducibility had mixed and measure-dependent effects.
Researchers behind the field's main meta-analytic methods have launched a fifteen-item checklist that makes the methodological rigor of coordinate-based neuroimaging ...
A scoping review by Osaka Metropolitan University researchers found that only 77 of 545 studies validating commercial radiology AI products ...
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