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Research integrity

screening randomised trials for fabricated or flawed data by testing whether baseline variable p-values depart from the uniform distribution randomisation implies.

In research integrity, Carlisle method refers to screening randomised trials for fabricated or flawed data by testing whether baseline variable p-values depart from the uniform distribution randomisation implies. This meaning comes from Carlisle (2017) in Anaesthesia.[1]

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References

Carlisle, J. B. (2017). Data fabrication and other reasons for non‐random sampling in 5087 randomised, controlled trials in anaesthetic and general medical journals. Anaesthesia, 72(8), 944-952. https://doi.org/10.1111/anae.13938

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