The
Vital Signs
section contains the following elements:
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The data table underlying these histograms represents records that have at least one duplicate within or between subjects in the trial (depending on options). Therefore,
Unique Subject Identifier
shows the number of subject records that occur in duplicate
bins
.
Non-Missing Components
helps identify duplicate records with a majority of non-missing data.
Country
,
Study Site
, and
Treatment Arm
are provided to show where these duplicates occur most frequently.
See
Distribution
for more information.
Using the
button shows the records for selected subjects. This details the records that are duplicated within the subject or across other subjects.
To see duplicates, click the
general button to view the duplicates in the associated data table. In these cases, each subject’s
Diastolic
,
Systolic
, and
Heart Rate
(highlighted columns) values are identical. It is unlikely to expect that these sets of values would be the same across subjects (or perhaps even repeat identically within subjects).
general button to view the duplicates in the associated data table. In these cases, each subject’s
Diastolic
,
Systolic
, and
Heart Rate
(highlighted columns) values are identical. It is unlikely to expect that these sets of values would be the same across subjects (or perhaps even repeat identically within subjects).
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One
Data Filter
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Enables you to subset subjects based on study site, test, and digit. Refer to
Data Filter
for more information.