Cross-over Effects
Cross-Over Effects is a statistical phenomenon in repeated-measures experimental designs wherein the treatment administered in one period has a residual influence that affects the response to subsequent treatments in later periods, thereby confounding the interpretation of treatment effects due to carryover beyond the intended period.
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Maastricht, The Netherlands
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University of Bristol
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