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Study design, estimates, confidence intervals and limits—without an evidence score.LAST REVIEWED 2026-09-13
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Start with the question

Identify the population, intervention, comparator and outcome. Then check randomization, blinding, duration, attrition, prespecified endpoints and funding.

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Estimate before p-value

Look at effect size and confidence interval before asking whether a threshold was crossed. A narrow interval can indicate greater precision; a wide interval often signals substantial uncertainty.

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Applicability

A statistically clear result may still have limited relevance outside the enrolled population, tested formulation or study duration. Preclinical findings and biomarker changes do not automatically establish patient outcomes.

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Primary and authoritative context

NCBI BookshelfConfidence intervals and p-valuesReviewed 2026-09-13NCBI BookshelfClinical research glossaryReviewed 2026-09-13
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