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September 30, 2016Journal of the American Heart Association106 citationsOpen Access

Common Statistical Pitfalls in Basic Science Research

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LSLisa SullivanJWJanice WeinbergJKJohn F. Keaney

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In this review, we focused on common sources of confusion and errors in the analysis and interpretation of basic science studies. The issues addressed are seen repeatedly in the authors' editorial experience, and we hope this article will serve as a guide for those who may submit their basic science studies to journals that publish both clinical and basic science research. We have discussed issues related to sample size and power, study design, data analysis, and presentation of results. We then illustrated these issues using a set of examples from basic science research studies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69db233778a3e0e288684eebhttps://doi.org/10.1161/jaha.116.004142
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