Bias, precision and statistical power of analysis of covariance in the analysis of randomized trials with baseline imbalance: a simulation study

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@PhDemetri What about analyzing the post-treatment level covarying the pre-treatment level? https://t.co/fWQVttiLDP https://t.co/SayPC7Sj2c https://t.co/FvN29TSVSa

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@TheStatsGeek You made (I think) the same comment on Egbewale, Lewis & Sim's paper: https://t.co/eL8hWALEP6 Perhaps you can persuade me otherwise, but I don't agree that conditional imbalance idea requires us to imagine repetitions of a trial with that

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Let's reactivate this thread #EBM #RCT #biostats https://t.co/l6glp6qlue

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@stephensenn @_MiguelHernan @statsepi @PWGTennant @ken_rothman @statsmethods Reminded me of this paper https://t.co/AccLuOEXyp to which I commented https://t.co/LOWgflFekS

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