Wish List for Improving the Quality of Statistics in Sport Science

Kristin Lynn Sainani · Karim Chamari

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Wish List for Improving the Quality of Statistics in Sport ScienceWe encourage sport-science journals, including IJSPP, to continue seeking up-to-date methods, procedures, and policies that help improve the field.In this context, we present an aspirational wish list that we believe can help further improve the quality of statistics in sport science.

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2020Systematic review of the use of “magnitude-based inference” in sports science and medicine

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