What basis for asserting non-Gaussian distribution? And given the general results vs the extraordinary top responders, it appears mathematically necessary that there were a couple of non-responders, normal distribution or not. tia
Could it possibly be due to a flawed trial design? Could it possibly be due to biased data collection? Could it possibly be due to ambiguous data presentation?
And, Falconer, your statement--"There were no 'non-responders' among the 25"--do you know this? Is the data in the presentation so unambiguously clear?
I am not trying to start a fight here. I'm just trying to get at the facts. Xena--a poster whom I respect--what do you say about "there were no non-responders?" Pretty bold statement, no? We're after facts here, I believe.
falconer....how likely is A 2-73 success in pre-clinical Rett Syndrome studies using the mouse in the study to carry over in the human clinical trial ? Basically how do you like our chances in the upcoming human trial ? Thanks for your input !