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Re: st:meta-analysis


From   Arnold Kester <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st:meta-analysis
Date   Fri, 03 Sep 2004 11:56:14 +0200

cui liwei wrote:
thanks Tom, but I still want to know if the sample size will affect the results.
you see, the "meta" doesn't take into account the "n".

input n theta se_theta
18 4.37 1.0740
18 3.13 1.5602
20 3.51 1.8622
21 3.34 1.9122
18 4.25 .60029
end

meta theta se_theta
If you're worried whether larger studies have a greater impact on the analysis, yes they do. Sample size is accounted for in the s.e.


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Arnold Kester

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