x2 Analysis of the responses of the DATTA panelists determined that the frequencies of responses (established, investigational, unacceptable, or indeterminate) differ from those expected due to chance alone (P<.001). Construction of 95% confidence intervals for the established vs the combination of investigational, unacceptable, and indeterminate categories showed a significant difference between these two groups for the safety question but not for the effectiveness question. Construction of the 90% confidence interval showed a significant difference between these two groups on the effectiveness question. Two panelists had no opinion on either the safety or the effectiveness question.
x2 Analysis of the responses of the DATTA panelists determined that the frequencies of responses (established, investigational, unacceptable, or indeterminate) differ from those expected due to chance alone (P<.001). Construction of 95% confidence intervals for the established vs the combination of investigational, unacceptable, and indeterminate categories showed a significant [ill] [ill] these two groups for both the safety question and effectiveness [ill] One panelist had no opinion on the safety question, and two panelists had no opinion on the effectiveness question.
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