Hi!
Dear all!
My samples were collected after a single intramuscular injection. One
individuals provies only one tissue samples within the whole study. I found the
MOFV were quite different between the MDV was used or not.
In my opinion, the concentration in tissue at T0 must be 0 because of
Hi,
The OFV is computed using all observations. If you imagine an
observation at time 0 then it will change the OFV. So my advice is not
to imagine concentrations with MDV=0 but just use the concentrations you
really measured.
Nick
ke fang wrote:
> Hi!
> Dear all!
> My samples were collected aft
Hi,
The MDV=1 implies that your observation at that time point is missing. Zero is
not the same as missing information and will contribute to the MOFV.Whether you
treat the observation as zero (which makes sense for a non-endogenous analyte)
or you exclude that (assumed) observation/t
--- On Mon, 4/13/09, Nick Holford wrote:
> From: Nick Holford
> Subject: [NMusers] Re: Imaginary concentrations
> To: nmusers@globomaxnm.com
> Date: Monday, April 13, 2009, 11:55 PM
> Hi,
>
> The OFV is computed using all observations. If you imagine
> an
> observation at time 0 then it will
