Promoting Statistical Practice and Collaboration in Developing Countries

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Determination of Optimum Alloy Sample Size for Ball Mill Abrasion Test Through Automated t-Student Distribution Analysis

“…Van de Schoot and Miocevic (2020) on the other hand, propose that a small sample size solution could lie in the addition of classical experimental design elements such as Randomization, blocking, and replication. Awe et al (2022), as the previously presented authors, have done, claim that sample size determination depends strongly on the aims, nature, and scope of the study and the expected results. Moreover, it is limited by the availability of resources such as time, manpower, money, etc.…”