Scholars@Duke publication: Application of Williams' design for bioequivalence trials

Application of Williams' design for bioequivalence trials

Publication , Journal Article

Mohandoss, E; Chow, SC; Ki, FYC

Published in: Drug Information Journal

1995

This paper illustrates the application of Williams' design to bioequivalence trials. The replicated and variance-balanced crossover design is briefly outlined. Statistical methods for analysis of a Williams' design are discussed. Results are presented from a single dose/multiple doses study for assessment of bioequivalence.

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Author Shein-Chung Chow Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, Division of Biostatistics

Published In

Drug Information Journal

Publication Date

1995

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Start / End Page

1029 / 1038

Related Subject Headings

Statistics & Probability
1117 Public Health and Health Services
0104 Statistics

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Mohandoss, E., Chow, S. C., & Ki, F. Y. C. (1995). Application of Williams' design for bioequivalence trials. Drug Information Journal, 29(3), 1029–1038.

Mohandoss, E., S. C. Chow, and F. Y. C. Ki. “Application of Williams' design for bioequivalence trials.” Drug Information Journal 29, no. 3 (1995): 1029–38.

Mohandoss E, Chow SC, Ki FYC. Application of Williams' design for bioequivalence trials. Drug Information Journal. 1995;29(3):1029–38.

Mohandoss, E., et al. “Application of Williams' design for bioequivalence trials.” Drug Information Journal, vol. 29, no. 3, 1995, pp. 1029–38.

Mohandoss E, Chow SC, Ki FYC. Application of Williams' design for bioequivalence trials. Drug Information Journal. 1995;29(3):1029–1038.