Procedural Mistakes or lack of public information's in reference to the EU andFDA Trial, page-9

Ok, I will try an analogy.

We have a new car body styling kit that we think makes cars faster.

We attach it to a Ferrari, and test it against a none modified Ferrari. The times are the same and no benefit is shown.

But now you say but we got a great speed with our body kit. If we add it to a ford we can get Ferrari speed but with a cheap ford.

But one cannot take the credit for a better performance because there wasn't one.

A whole new ford v Ford with body kit test would need to be done. And as it showed no benefit before, why now?