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kiruha [24]
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A statistical tool used to synthesize the results of previous, separate studies is called a(n):________

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sergiy2304 [10]1 year ago
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A statistical tool used to synthesize the results of previous, separate studies is called a(n):Odds-ratio.

<h3>What is the odds ratio?</h3>

The odds ratio is one that is often calculated with the use of the number of case-patients who were or were  not exposed to a factor (e.g. as a particular cream) and the number of controls that did or did not have the exposure.

Note that there are different kinds of statistical tool  that are used for research purpose. Therefore, A statistical tool used to synthesize the results of previous, separate studies is called a(n):Odds-ratio.

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