The Transitive Property Across Randomized Controlled Trials: If B Is Better Than A, and C Is Better Than B, Will C Be Better Than A?

Ferrán Catalá-López; Brian Hutton; David Moher

doi:10.1016/j.rec.2013.11.016

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The Transitive Property Across Randomized Controlled Trials: If B Is Better Than A, and C Is Better Than B, Will C Be Better Than A?

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