Table 4.
Item | Number | Recommendation | Yes (%) | No (%) | 95% CI |
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Methods | |||||
Experimental outcomes | 12 | Clearly define the primary and secondary experimental outcomes assessed (e.g., cell death, molecular markers, and behavioral changes) | 161 (100) | 0 | 1 (0.97-1) |
Statistical methods | 13 | (a) Provide details of the statistical methods used for each analysis | 161 (100) | 0 | 1 (0.97-1) |
(b) Specify the unit of analysis for each dataset (e.g., single animal, group of animals, and single neuron) | 161 (100) | 0 | 1 (0.97-1) | ||
(c) Describe any methods used to assess whether the data met the assumptions of the statistical approach | 22 (13.66) | 139 (86.34) | 0.13 (0.09-0.19) | ||
Results | |||||
Baseline data | 14 | For each experimental group, report relevant characteristics and health status of animals (e.g., weight, microbiological status, and drug or test naive) before treatment or testing (this information can often be tabulated) | 0 | 161 (100) | - |
CI=Confidence interval