Heat maps illustrating the relationship between the probability of an adverse event (x-axis), the scaling factor to specified value (y-axis), and the required sample size (yellow-grey gradient) for different Type I error rates (1–20%; a–d). For a given probability of an adverse event, larger sample sizes are required with low Type I error rates and at low scaling factors. The sample size is given up to a maximum of 10,240; larger sample sizes are required for the grey-coloured zone.</p
<p>In each simulation run, one randomly chosen dog is infected from the outside. The simulation ends...
<p>Symbols show individual performance of animals (2000 Hz: n = 6, 4000 Hz: n = 6, 6000 Hz: n = 5). ...
Author Affiliation: Department of Animal Science, The Ohio State University and The Ohio Agricultura...
Heat maps illustrating the relationship between the probability of an adverse event (x-axis), propor...
There is increasing scrutiny of the animal welfare impacts of all animal use activities, including a...
There is increasing scrutiny of the animal welfare impacts of all animal use activities, including a...
Point estimates are shown (grey dots), as are the following confidence intervals: 80% (grey), 90% (g...
In applied sciences in general, and in particular when dealing with animal health and welfare assess...
<p>(A) Boxplot of the IVS for the five categories of animal species (CDRP: cats, dogs, rabbits and, ...
Researcher must calculate the sample size before starting of any animal study. It should be adequate...
There is growing concern that the omnipresence of flawed statistics and the deficient reproducibilit...
Abstract. To make qualified decisions when extrapolating results from a survey sample with imprecise...
Animal models are widely used in the field of nutrition research. Scientifically and ethically sound...
For ethical and economic reasons, it is important to design animal experiments well, to analyze the ...
Lameness in dairy cows is an important welfare issue. As part of a welfare assessment, herd level la...
<p>In each simulation run, one randomly chosen dog is infected from the outside. The simulation ends...
<p>Symbols show individual performance of animals (2000 Hz: n = 6, 4000 Hz: n = 6, 6000 Hz: n = 5). ...
Author Affiliation: Department of Animal Science, The Ohio State University and The Ohio Agricultura...
Heat maps illustrating the relationship between the probability of an adverse event (x-axis), propor...
There is increasing scrutiny of the animal welfare impacts of all animal use activities, including a...
There is increasing scrutiny of the animal welfare impacts of all animal use activities, including a...
Point estimates are shown (grey dots), as are the following confidence intervals: 80% (grey), 90% (g...
In applied sciences in general, and in particular when dealing with animal health and welfare assess...
<p>(A) Boxplot of the IVS for the five categories of animal species (CDRP: cats, dogs, rabbits and, ...
Researcher must calculate the sample size before starting of any animal study. It should be adequate...
There is growing concern that the omnipresence of flawed statistics and the deficient reproducibilit...
Abstract. To make qualified decisions when extrapolating results from a survey sample with imprecise...
Animal models are widely used in the field of nutrition research. Scientifically and ethically sound...
For ethical and economic reasons, it is important to design animal experiments well, to analyze the ...
Lameness in dairy cows is an important welfare issue. As part of a welfare assessment, herd level la...
<p>In each simulation run, one randomly chosen dog is infected from the outside. The simulation ends...
<p>Symbols show individual performance of animals (2000 Hz: n = 6, 4000 Hz: n = 6, 6000 Hz: n = 5). ...
Author Affiliation: Department of Animal Science, The Ohio State University and The Ohio Agricultura...