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+following line of questioning Abrantes-Metz, Adams, & Metz 
+questions revolve around the durations of trials.
+
+
+# specific questions
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+## Does successful completion/other dynamics depend on the market for which the drug is being tested?
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+So, for example are trials more likely to terminate if there are a lot of other drugs on that market? Are trials more likely to last longer if it is a generic or other second to market?
+
+Those types of questions can be answered by my dataset. Basically, do dynamics shift based on market saturation? How does that change across phases?
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+## quantile duration
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+- Do trials whose trial duration was in a higher quantile remain within higher quantile for later trials? i.e. are  durations stable? 
+    - Is there a policy which shuffles durations?
+- using quantile methods might allow one to create estimates including trials that are not complete.
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-following line of questioning Abrantes-Metz, Adams, & Metz 
-questions revolve around the durations of trials.
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-
-# specific questions
-## quantile duration
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-- Do trials whose trial duration was in a higher quantile remain within higher quantile for later trials? i.e. are  durations stable? 
-    - Is there a policy which shuffles durations?
-- using quantile methods might allow one to create estimates including trials that are not complete.
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