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Equivalence Tests

Significance tests in which the null hypothesis is that samples differ to a prescribed degree. A significant result of an equivalence test comparing the effects of two treatments would support the alternative hypothesis, i.e., that the effects are equivalent. The size of the differences tested is generally the upper limit of dissimilarity that is considered trivial or not clinically significant

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Authors	John M. Last
ISBN	0-19-514168-7
PublicationTitle	A Dictionary of Epidemiology
PublicationType	Book
PublicationYear	2001
Publisher	Oxford University Press, Inc.
ZoteroURL	https://www.zotero.org/groups/2344323/orion/items/itemKey/CYJK569G

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Category	Epidemiology
ModifiedDefinition	false
Sector	Public Health

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Provided by:	EJP ORION project
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Author	taras_guenther
Last Updated	29 April 2020, 02:27 (CEST)
Created	3 September 2019, 13:21 (CEST)