Reply from Jacob Graves McPherson, Albert Chen, Michael D. Ellis, Jun Yao, C. J. Heckman and Julius P. A. Dewald.
Reply from Jacob Graves McPherson, Albert Chen, Michael D. Ellis, Jun Yao, C. J. Heckman and Julius P. A. Dewald.
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Jacob Graves McPherson、Albert Chen、Michael D. Ellis、Jun Yao、C. J. Heckman 和 Julius P. A. Dewald 的回复。
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10.1113/jp278464
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2019
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Dewald,JuliusPA
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McPherson,JacobGraves;Chen,Albert;Ellis,MichaelD;Yao,Jun;Heckman,CJ;Dewald,JuliusPA
In" Statistics and spin: it's time to improve", Gandevia and Heroux continue their pursuit of improved statistical reporting in biomedical research, and specifically within I The Journal of Physiology i.([2]), first, we thank Gandevia and Heroux for noticing the accidental omission of the definition of error bars or asterisks in Fig. It is disappointing that Gandevia and Heroux suggest-without basis-that we purposefully omitted the definition of our error bars and did so because we are uncertain" which is better".[Extracted from the article]