Measuring glycaemic responses: duplicate fasting samples or duplicate measures of one fasting sample?

Measuring glycaemic responses: duplicate fasting samples or duplicate measures of one fasting sample?

The precision with which glycaemic responses, expressed as incremental area under the curve (AUC), can be measured may be improved by using the average of several measures of fasting blood glucose (FBG). To see if taking two fasting blood samples would increase the precision of AUC, the glycaemic responses elicited by four test meals (50 g glucose; 50 g glucose plus 10 g fat and 10 g protein; 1...

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Unsupervised duplicate detection using sample non-duplicates

The problem of identifying objects in databases that refer to the same real world entity, is known, among others, as duplicate detection or record linkage. Objects may be duplicates, even though they are not identical due to errors and missing data. Traditional scenarios for duplicate detection are data warehouses, which are populated from several data sources. Duplicate detection here is part ...

redundant publication' or 'duplicate publication' in the biomedical literature

Multiple submission, duplicate submission and duplicate publication.