Statistics in Medicine · 1991 · 54 citations · 15 references
Public HealthBiostatisticsEpidemiologic MethodsExperimental DesignMeta-analysisClinical TrialsEffect Size EstimationPopulation Size EstimationPower AnalysisRandomized Comparative TrialsSample SizeComparative Clinical TrialsFull Factorial DesignsMean Difference Sample Size CalculationParallel Study DesignsRequired Sample Size EstimationSample Size CalculationSample Size EstimationUnbalanced Factorial Designs
Methods for estimating required sample size for comparing two population means have been published. Most involve the use of complicated formulae and tables. These methods are limited to comparing two groups. Although techniques exist to determine sample sizes for comparing more than two groups, they are intrinsically far more complicated. A simple linear nomogram is proposed as a solution to these problems, and its use is illustrated with examples of parallel group, ordered parallel group and factorial designs.
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