Common use of Statistical Hypotheses Clause in Contracts

Statistical Hypotheses. The null and alternative hypotheses are formulated in terms of the predefined margin of 0.05 for noninferiority: H0: μ(T) – μ(C) ≥ 0.05 Ha: μ(T) – μ(C) < 0.05 where μ(T) and μ(C) denote the mean distance VA for logMAR scale. and AOHP, respectively, on the

Statistical Hypotheses. The null and alternative hypotheses are formulated in terms of the predefined margin of 0.05 for noninferiority: H0: μ(Tµ(T) – μ(Cµ(C) ≥ 0.05 Ha: μ(Tµ(T) – μ(Cµ(C) < 0.05 where μ(Tµ(T) and μ(Cµ(C) denote the mean distance VA for logMAR scale. DT1 and AOHPInfuse, respectively, on thethe logMAR scale.

Statistical Hypotheses. The null and alternative hypotheses are formulated in terms of the predefined margin of 0.05 for noninferiority: H0: μ(Tµ(T) – μ(Cµ(C) ≥ 0.05 Ha: μ(Tµ(T) – μ(Cµ(C) < 0.05 where μ(Tµ(T) and μ(Cµ(C) denote the mean distance VA for logMAR scale. PRECISION1 and AOHPClariti 1-Day, respectively, on thethe logMAR scale.

Statistical Hypotheses. The null and alternative hypotheses are formulated in terms of the predefined margin of 0.05 for noninferiority: H0: μ(Tµ(T) – μ(Cµ(C) ≥ 0.05 Ha: μ(Tµ(T) – μ(Cµ(C) < 0.05 where μ(Tµ(T) and μ(Cµ(C) denote the mean distance VA for logMAR scale. PRECISION1 and AOHPBiotrue, respectively, on thethe logMAR scale.