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Reproducibility of neuroimaging studies of brain disorders with hundreds -not thousands- of participants

2022-07-07

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An important current question in neuroimaging concerns the sample sizes required for producing reliable and reproducible results. Recent findings suggest that brain-wide association studies (BWAS) linking neuroimaging features with behavioural phenotypes in the general population are characterised by (very) weak effects and consequently need large samples sizes of 3000+ to lead to reproducible findings. A second,...

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283b5538-63a0-5445-b585-fc635d45ddae
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10.1101/2022.07.05.498443
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