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... Lorentzian line shapes As shown in Table 1.3,failing to apply baseline correction results in significant errors in quantita-tion (10% in this example) when wider integral regions are used Since linewidths ... Purification Methods in Combinatorial Chemistry, Edited by Bing Yan. ISBN 0-471-26929-8 Copyright © 2004 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Trang 19bined with developments in automated sample handling and ... the integral regions are? Figure 1.8 shows the grals determined for ibuprofen and maleic acid using three differentmethods: truncating the integrals on either side of the main peak, truncat-ing

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... purification hasbecome an indispensable technology in all combinatorial chemistry andmedicinal chemistry laboratories Throughput is a main consideration in purifying combinatorial libraries.Parallel ... follow-up analysis, most likely flow injection rt rt L L F F d d prep analytical prep analytical analytical prep prep analytical prep analytical F F d d prep analytical prep analytical =ÊË Trang 10MS, ... the principle that several relatively inexpensive yet slow HPLCsfeeding into a single more costly but fast MS give good value and allow forexpansion We have thus succeeded in accommodating initially

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... responsible for the views expressed in the signed articles in this publication REPRINTED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM Trang 3N.E Breslow & N E Day (1980) Statistical Methods in Cancer Research Volume I ... provide the only definitive information as t o the degree of risk i n man Since malignant diseases are clearly of multifactorial origin, their investigation in m a n has become increasingly complex, ... home institution, an investigator may well find himself out in the field wanting to conduct preliminary anal- yses of his data using just a pocket calculator; hence we have attempted to distinguish

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... value in modelling certain symmetric frequency distributions or as an approximation to the binomial and Poisson distributions We shall note in §4.2 a central role in describing the sampling distribution ... s) For instance, in we might specify the estimated standard error to be a certain multiple of s; in d1 might be specified as a certain multiple of s; in 3, the power might be specified against ... measure is used in determining sample size For hypothesis testing the data are arranged in a  table and the significance test is then a comparison of the proportions of individuals in the case and

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... from a random sample ofsize n in which r individuals are affected in some way The sampling results,involving the binomial distribution, were discussed in §3.6 and §4.4 In theBayesian approach we ... For instance, the remaining part of the distribution may be assumed to be normal over an infinite range, or it may be distributed in some other way,perhaps over a finite range We shall not examine ... point (x, y), which is therefore their point of intersection InExample 7.1 we should probably be interested primarily in the regression of y on x, since it would be natural to study the way in

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... factor, A could be tested against AD, AB againstABD The justification for this follows by interpreting the interaction termsinvolving D in the model like (9.7) as independent observations on randomvariables ... usually of no intrinsic interest.Two-way classifications may arise also in non-experimental work, either byclassifying in this way data already collected in a survey, or by arranging the datacollection ... The Interaction SSq isobtained in a similar way to the Residual in Table 9.3, but using the totals Tijas the basis of calculation Thus, Interaction SSq = SSq for differences between the nine

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... as in (b), the lines differ in theirheight above the x axis (which depends on the coefficient a in the equation in slope and position in (a), differ only in position in (b), and coincide in (c) ... isdone the remaining bjs would be changed; in general, new values would beobtained by doing a new analysis on the remaining xjs.R2 must increase as further variables are introduced into a regression ... correlated factors In particular, for data with a factorial structure,the warning given on p 255, against the testing of main effects in the presence ofinteractions involving the relevant factors,

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... from different individuals are independent than in other... Goldstein (1995, Chapter 4) 12 .6 Longitudinal data In many medical studies there is interest not only in observing a variable ... model obtained by extending non-linear... idea behind the important approach to the analysis of longitudinal data that is outlined in the next subsection Summary measures Perhaps the principal ... an exercise in extending the definition of a residual in non-hierarchical models Indeed, there is much relevant background material in the article by Robinson (1991) on estimating random

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... into categories, according to the types of variable described in §2.3 1 Nominal variables, in which no ordering is implied 2 Ordinal variables, in which the categories assume a natural ordering ... model including all the main effects is 13
59 with 11 DF, and this represents the 11 interactions not included in the model Taking the deviance as a x2 …11†, there is no evidence that the interactions ... may be interested in the association between two categorical factors, with invest-r and c categoinvest-ries, invest-respectively, and data may be available foinvest-r k subginvest-roups oinvest-rstrata,

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... forassessing the effect of adding a covariate, detecting non-linearity or influentialpoints in Cox's proportional-hazards model Aitkin and Clayton (1980) give anexample of residual plotting to ... term blinding is often used, but isperhaps less appropriate, if only because of the ambiguity caused in trials forconditions involving visual defects.) In a single-masked (or single-blind) trial, ... anidentifying number investi-600 Clinical trials Trang 31is therefore desirable to guard in some way against imbalance in known nostic variables.prog-This can be done either in the analysis, by analysing

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... ˆ uE IE ‡ …1 À uE †INE ˆ uE fINE ‡ …1 À uE †INE … 19: 31† ˆ INE ‰1 ‡ uE …f À 1†Š, where f is the relative risk and the second line is obtained using ( 19. 13) Substituting in ( 19. 30) gives ... very serious non- sampling errors. Some non-sampling errors are non-systematic, causing no bias in the average. An example would be random inaccuracy in the reading of a test instrument. These errors ... within the first-stage units selected in the sample. Consider as an example a health survey of men working in a certain industry. There would probably not exist a complete index of all men in

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... Brown, Boston Hill A.B (1962) Statistical Methods in Clinical and Preventive Medicine Livingstone, Edinburgh Hill A.B and Hill I.D (1991) Bradford Hill's Principles of Medical Statistics, ... Smoking behaviours of Australian adults in 1995: trends and... (1990) Time SeriesÐA Biostatistical Introduction Clarendon, Oxford Diggle P.J (1998) Dealing with missing values in longitudinal ... applying a test for trend across the increasing doses. In order to perform a test of the null hypothesis of no change of mutation rate with dose against an alter- native of the rate increasing

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... Trang 1STATISTICAL METHODS IN CREDIT RATING¨OZGE SEZG˙IN SEPTEMBER 2006 Trang 2STATISTICAL METHODS IN CREDIT RATINGA THESIS SUBMITTED TOTHE GRADUATE SCHOOL ... multiplelinear regression and equal weighted linear combination of ratios In this study, bothfinancial and non-financial variables were used Firstly, the variables in nominal scalewere scaled into ... stability.Pinches and Mingo [12] and Harmelink [13] applied discriminant analysis by usingaccounting data to predict bond ratings Discriminant analysis was not the only technique in 1960’s, there

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... Researching techniques forapplying of statistical methods in evaluating QoS, then proposing a plan to investigate QoS of commercial banks in general and the Joint Stock Commercial Bank of Investment ... a combination of statistical methods below: - Methods of analyzing available information. - Methods of expert. - Methods of statistical surveys. - Methods of descriptive statistics. - Methods ... there is remaining of 21 indicators being put in the PCA main component analysis to assess the degree of convergence of indicator parameters according to the components Analyzing main components

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... exception with modern instruments, and the examples were chosen to demonstrate the information gain that can be acquired by the most commonly applied analytical methods, including two-dimensional ... prosecution This applies in particular to photostat reproduction, copying, mimeographing or duplication of any kind, translating, preparation of microfilms, and electronic data processing and storage ... Spectroscopy 1.6 Chiroptical Methods Supplementary Literature UV/Vis spectroscopy Chiroptical Methods Infrared and Raman Spectra 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Basic Principles 2.3 2.3.1 2.3.2 Infrared Spectrometer

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... theopportunities inherent in the challenges of using statistics and data science in themodern world The Symposium encompassed diverse topics in advanced statistical analysis in big data sciences, including methods ... Ruitao Lin and Guosheng Yin propose a robust optimal interval (ROI) design to locate the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) in Phase I clinical trials The optimal interval is determined by minimizing theprobability ... Trang 1Series Editors: Jiahua Chen · Ding-Geng (Din) ChenICSA Book Series in Statistics Ding-Geng (Din) Chen Trang 2Ding-Geng (Din) ChenUniversity of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC, USA Trang 4Xuewen

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... sampling process assures 90% of the reli-ability of the resulting analytical information since the sampling processplays the leading role in the sample assay, which is the first step of theanalytical ... sampling process, its main role in hydrocarbonassay has been in the sampling process To improve the reliability of the analytical information for condensedring aromatic hydrocarbon assay in air ... ofthese methods in flow injection systems, an increase in reliability of theanalytical information was achieved reli-Assay of organic substances in water is more difficult than assay ofinorganic

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... stim-ulated interest in new techniques for detection of single genes Various tests have been described concerning livestock (Hanset, 1982) Their general principle is that the within family distribution ... directly, by using for instance the EM algorithm defined by Dempster et al (1977): see appendix. This is the algorithm we used for the ME2 test in order to obtain more extensive information on ... Ricard, 1974), the halothane sensitivity gene in pigs (Ollivier, 1980), the Booroola gene in sheep (Piper & Bindon, 1982), or the double muscling gene in cattle (M6nissier, 1982) are notable examples.

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... 17Chapter 2 – BACKGROUND In this chapter, I will introduce some concepts in CNV/ROH analysis, including definitions and introduction to existing technology, software and algorithms in detection of ... sequencing arrays that produce billions of reads in a single run The technologies to study genetics have certainly evolved very rapidly, bringing with it new challenges in terms of statistical ... highest performing method used in the 1000 Genomes pilot Project, indicating that there is benefit in combining different approaches (Mills et al., 2011) Depth of coverage DOC methods typically

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