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Levin and Subkoviak (1977) contend that experimentersshould consider the reliability of theirmeasures when comparing the power of fixed-effectscompletely randomized designs with that ofrandomized block designs. The two major purposesof this note are (1) to show that under the conditionsspecified by Levin and Subkoviak, it is notnecessary to consider the reliabilities when comparingthese two designs and (2) to identify certain errorsin the illustrative example used by Levin andSubkoviak

A Note on "Planning an Experiment in the Company of Measurement Error" by Levin and Subkoviak