Commentary on Randomization: The forgotten component of the randomized clinical trial
“We are what we eat.” Raised on a soup of Kempthorne's Chapter 71 (which laid out the basis for inference from randomized clinical trials (RCTs)), Cochran's eminent practicality (don't let arcane theory prevent you from looking at actual data) in his text and classes,2 and Cornfield&#...
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