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What accept/reject threshold would you set for retatrutide before seeing the result?

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The method section is present, which is unusual enough that I want to make use of it.

I am trying to build something sustainable rather than something thorough that I will abandon.

I have already decided the broad direction; this is about the specifics.

How would you structure this, and what thresholds would you set in advance?

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