central tendency and variability in biological systems: part 2
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Abstract
This is the second article of a series on fundamental concepts in biostatistics and research. In this article, the author reviews the manner in which researchers characterize data. Normality, standard deviation, mean, P value, and other concepts related to parametric statistics are discussed in common language, with a minimum of jargon and mathematics, and with clinical examples. Emphasis is given to conceptual understanding.
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| Authors | ;Lucien J. Cardinal |
| Journal | Mathematical biosciences |
| Year | 2015 |
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