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Bingo.

However, statistics hands it quite well. Trouble is the experimental
design is flawed as you describe below.

Truman

mkrumlaw@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> This is were science and statistics can really get muddied up.
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> But I would toss this out for consideration....
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> I feel it would be logical to conclude that most horses who's owners are 
> making the effort to feed them rice bran are doing something stressfull 
> with the horse to begin with.  If this statement is true than 
> statistically you probably could develop a relationship between rice bran 
> and ulcers. The problem is your sample isn't based on a whole population, 
> only a sample of the population more likely to have ulcers to begin with.
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> Slow day in accounting....
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> MKS 
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