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Why Multi-Arm Designs
When a Larger Control Group Is Worthwhile
Why a Shared Control Can Reduce Recruitment
Why Shared Controls Do Not Always Save Participants
Unequal Treatment Costs and Arm Allocation
The Structure of a Multi-Arm Trial
Shared-Control Efficiency for Continuous Outcomes
Separate Trials Versus One Multi-Arm Protocol
Shared-Control Efficiency for Binary Outcomes
Recruitment Cost Versus Participant Count
Precision at a Fixed Total Sample Size
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