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Publication bias in antipsychotic trials: an analysis of efficacy comparing the published literature to the US Food and Drug Administration database.

PLoS Med · 2012 · PMC3308934 · PMID 22448149

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However, the association between trial outcome and publication status did not reach statistical significance.

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marginally significantno p-value reported
In the sentence that followed, the above-mentioned p- value of 0.07 was reported and described as “marginally significant and favored ICH 204,636 [quetiapine].” Following that, four p- values above the 0.05 significance threshold were listed and described as “marginally significant.” The results of the completers analyses, described by the FDA as showing “no difference at all” (see above), were not reported in the journal article.

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