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A counterexample from a non-biological domain would be accelerated aging tests of electronic equipment. Could there be any similar approach that aims to do this
by rzzzt 6y ago
A counterexample from a non-biological domain would be accelerated aging tests of electronic equipment. Could there be any similar approach that aims to do this in pharma testing?
- rightbyte 6y agoYou can maybe give higher doses or look really carefully for early signs of something being wrong? But I guess you can't do it as accurately as accelerated aging tests in eg. mechanics.
- kube-system 6y agoThe project management triad doesn’t tell you what is scientifically possible — it tells you what is economically impossible. Adding money won’t shorten the timeframe here, but shortening the timeframe adds potential risks (and risk=dollars)