Thesis & Dissertation · Statistical Consistency Check

Do your numbers
agree with each other?

Every statistic you report is recomputed to check it is internally consistent — the arithmetic a reader cannot do by eye, and the kind of error a reviewer finds first.

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What you receive

What the Statistical Consistency Check reports on.

This checks whether your reported numbers agree with one another. It does not re-run your analysis.

p-values recomputed from your own test statistics
Means checked against your sample sizes (GRIM)
Group sizes and percentage breakdowns checked to total
Effect-size reporting flagged where it is absent

Pricing

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One flat price, shown on the pricing page.

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How It Works

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Every check follows the same four steps.

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Questions

Common questions.

Do I need to send my raw dataset?

No. The check works from the statistics reported in the document itself.

Does this replace a statistician?

No. It checks internal consistency — whether the numbers you report agree with each other. It does not judge whether the test you chose was the right one; the Methodology Check covers that ground.

What file formats can I upload?

PDF, DOCX or TXT, up to 50 MB.

How long does it take?

Most reports are generated within minutes of payment being confirmed. Longer documents take longer.

What happens to my document?

It is used only to produce your report and is deleted once the report has been generated. Reports are delivered to the email address you verified at the start.

Do your numbersagree with each other?