Thanks for that TT I too got the notification email:):)! Looks...

Thanks for that TT I too got the notification email:):)!

Looks like I was very close to the mark in terms of how long it takes to be published woohoo! Starting to read and I like what I am reading thus far...

"A power and sample size calculation suggested that we needed a total of 32 subjects with 16 subjects assigned to each of the two groups to maintain an alpha < 0.05 with 80% power. Our experience as a tertiary brain center has demonstrated that there often is difficulty for patients to return for testing after 3 months, especially if a treatment was considered to be successful. We had no incentive for the subjects in this study to return for outcome testing. We expected that we might lose a large percent of our sample size and decided to randomize 84 subjects to two groups of 42 (Active and Control) in order to plan for study dropouts and obtain the desired number of subjects. Subjects were recruited by placing notices of the study on social media Autism sites."

Ok so a power sample size calculation suggested 32 subjects - We got 34 AWESOME:):)!:) 84 subjects were initially engaged but a large number dropped out with nothing to do with the device itself. 'they' planned for large dropout rates.. We are good to go proceed to a submission to the FDA, IMO. Results are statistically significant. What I am reading so far they have proven that it works with flying colours! What an amazing peace of news for ASD sufferers...

Alpha = 0.05 :):)If it was below this a larger sample size would have been required. So this is a very good outcome:)!

I'm no expert in this field but from what I'm reading this is very good..

Congrats to all...

Cheers

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