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A reply to Mayo's criticisms of Urbach's "randomization and the design of experiments"
Philosophy of Science 58 (1):125-128 (1991)
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Mayo (1987) sought to discredit Urbach's (1985) arguments against randomization as a universal requirement in clinical and agricultural trials. The present reply rebuts Mayo's criticisms.Author's Profile
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