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Would you accept 96.4% on ecnoglutide from KP without a content assay?

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For reference: 96.4% · ecnoglutide · KP.

I would like to define my thresholds before I have a result, for obvious reasons.

I want a plan with explicit stopping rules, not just steps.

How do I make this decision on evidence rather than on feel?

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