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Inherent variability among measures of fertility of rats and its implications in the design of mating trials.

Journal of andrology - 1 Jan 2000

Berndtson W E, Judd J E, Castro A C

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Mating trials are used extensively to assess the effects of experimental treatments on the fertility of male or female subjects. Such trials are often insensitive because many measures of fertility are associated with large inherent variability, which makes it difficult to confirm, by statistical...

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