Fisher’s Exact Test Normally distributed Adverse effects Type I Error Two-Sample Independent T-Test Reject the null hypothesis Secondary Endpoints Continuous numerical variables Discrete numerical variables Fail to reject the null hypothesis 175 patients Responder: weight loss Retrospective cohort design Subgroup Analysis by Type 2 Diabetes Status Interquartile range Primary endpoint Weight before semaglutide to weight at 3 months Paired student’s T-test Weight before semaglutide to weight at 6 months Secondary endpoint Follow- up period Chi- square tests Lack of treatment controls Degrees of Freedom Dose Comparison Nominal categorical variables Predictor: Semaglutide, BMI, Diabetes Medians P<0.05 Boxplots Type II error QQ plots Anova Histograms Ordinal Categorical Variables Fisher’s Exact Test Normally distributed Adverse effects Type I Error Two-Sample Independent T-Test Reject the null hypothesis Secondary Endpoints Continuous numerical variables Discrete numerical variables Fail to reject the null hypothesis 175 patients Responder: weight loss Retrospective cohort design Subgroup Analysis by Type 2 Diabetes Status Interquartile range Primary endpoint Weight before semaglutide to weight at 3 months Paired student’s T-test Weight before semaglutide to weight at 6 months Secondary endpoint Follow- up period Chi- square tests Lack of treatment controls Degrees of Freedom Dose Comparison Nominal categorical variables Predictor: Semaglutide, BMI, Diabetes Medians P<0.05 Boxplots Type II error QQ plots Anova Histograms Ordinal Categorical Variables
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Fisher’s Exact Test
Normally distributed
Adverse effects
Type I Error
Two-Sample Independent T-Test
Reject the null hypothesis
Secondary Endpoints
Continuous numerical variables
Discrete numerical variables
Fail to reject the null hypothesis
175 patients
Responder: weight loss
Retrospective cohort design
Subgroup Analysis by Type 2 Diabetes Status
Interquartile range
Primary endpoint
Weight before semaglutide to weight at 3 months
Paired student’s T-test
Weight before semaglutide to weight at 6 months
Secondary endpoint
Follow-up period
Chi-square tests
Lack of treatment controls
Degrees of Freedom
Dose Comparison
Nominal categorical variables
Predictor: Semaglutide, BMI, Diabetes
Medians
P<0.05
Boxplots
Type II error
QQ plots
Anova
Histograms
Ordinal Categorical Variables