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All replication study info (except study number) should be editable in-context within the replication table itself. This is so because it's the most natural and user-friendly way to allow users to input and update replication study information.
Actual use cases:
To calculate power of a replication study you need to know the effect size found in the original study.
A user browses to an article with replication studies and wants to add missing information to a replication study. The user needs to be able to add that information directly in the replication table.
All replication study info (except study number) should be editable in-context within the replication table itself. This is so because it's the most natural and user-friendly way to allow users to input and update replication study information.
Actual use cases: