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standardization fallacy: a standalone construct

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Laboratory animal science

argument that tightly standardising laboratory animals and conditions narrows the inference space and makes results less reproducible.

In laboratory animal science, standardization fallacy refers to argument that tightly standardising laboratory animals and conditions narrows the inference space and makes results less reproducible. This meaning comes from Würbel (2000) in Nature Genetics.[1]

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References

Würbel, H. (2000). Behaviour and the standardization fallacy. Nature Genetics, 26(3), 263-263. https://doi.org/10.1038/81541

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