Q4; Some of the results of a trial, carried out by the Department of Pharmacology/ Thi-Qar College of Medicine in 2010, of a new antihypertensive drug and methyldopa are shown below. Each patient received each treatment for a period of 8 weeks separated by a period of wash out on placebo. Change in systolic blood pressure Methyldopa + 10 + 08 33 Patient New drug 1. 10 - 09 + 04 2. 3. + 19 + 31 4. +04 5. + 04 6. -30 12 7. 00 28 8. -02 28 9. + 03 21 10. 14 - 06 Do these date show that any of these two drugs have a greater effect than the other?

Q4; Some of the results of a trial, carried out by the Department of Pharmacology/ Thi-Qar College of Medicine in 2010, of a new antihypertensive drug and methyldopa are shown below. Each patient received each treatment for a period of 8 weeks separated by a period of wash out on placebo. Change in systolic blood pressure Methyldopa + 10 + 08 33 Patient New drug 1. 10 - 09 + 04 2. 3. + 19 + 31 4. +04 5. + 04 6. -30 12 7. 00 28 8. -02 28 9. + 03 21 10. 14 - 06 Do these date show that any of these two drugs have a greater effect than the other?

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