Agricultural and Biological Sciences
5 years ago

Sensory study precision improved by replicating samples for panel performance.

Food Quality and Preference
Comment on Meyners, Carr and Hasted “To replicate or not to replicate, or when did we start to ignore the concept of statistical power?”
Duncan Hedderley

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