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Meta-Research: Why we need to report more than 'Data were Analyzed by t-tests or ANOVA'

  1. Tracey L Weissgerber  Is a corresponding author
  2. Oscar Alejandro Garcia Valencia
  3. Vesna D Garovic
  4. Natasa M Milic
  5. Stacey J Winham
  1. Mayo Clinic, United States
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.36163
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  1. Tracey L Weissgerber
  2. Oscar Alejandro Garcia Valencia
  3. Vesna D Garovic
  4. Natasa M Milic
  5. Stacey J Winham
(2018)
Meta-Research: Why we need to report more than 'Data were Analyzed by t-tests or ANOVA'
eLife 7:e36163.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.36163
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  1. Tracey L Weissgerber
  2. Oscar Alejandro Garcia Valencia
  3. Vesna D Garovic
  4. Natasa M Milic
  5. Stacey J Winham
(2018)
Meta-Research: Why we need to report more than 'Data were Analyzed by t-tests or ANOVA'
eLife 7:e36163.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.36163