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Posted On: 09/26/2021 3:04:49 AM
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Thanks, Ohm.
Actually, last time you said it was 95 percent chance that CD12 would succeed. You didn't assume it would succeed; you just gave it a good chance. And if we hadn't had the skews of too-many-old-critical-patients in our arm and too-many-severe-rather-than-critical in the SOC arm, we would have hit our p-value. So you weren't wrong. We were either unlucky or screened badly.
Even without a given number for odds, we have to like your assessment.
Actually, last time you said it was 95 percent chance that CD12 would succeed. You didn't assume it would succeed; you just gave it a good chance. And if we hadn't had the skews of too-many-old-critical-patients in our arm and too-many-severe-rather-than-critical in the SOC arm, we would have hit our p-value. So you weren't wrong. We were either unlucky or screened badly.
Even without a given number for odds, we have to like your assessment.
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