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1.Here
are the answers.
2.In
this circumstance, a sample size of 374 subjects (373.7 rounded up to
374) is required for a one-sample comparison of the prevalence of the
metabolic syndrome versus prevalence in the general population assuming
a clinically important difference of 0.6 (6%) and 80% desired power.
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