01721nam a22002177i 4500008004100000020002100041082001700062100002200079245011500101260004800216300005500264336003400319337003000353338003200383500002100415520087900436650006201315942001201377952010101389999001301490230720s1998    |||ado|| |||| 001 0 eng d  a0534931421qhbk.  a570.72	bYOU1 aYounger, Mary Sue1 aSAS companion for P.V. Rao's Statistical research methods in the life sciences /cMary Sue Younger, P. V. Rao.  aPacific Grove, CA :bDuxbury Press, c1998.  axi, 433 pages : billustrations, graphs ; c24 cm.  atext       btxt 2rdacontent  aunmediated bn 2rdamedia  a volume bnc  2rdacarrier   aincludes index.
  aAppropriate for all courses in statistical methods for the agricultural, life, health, and environmental sciences, this book offers a practical and modern approach that minimizes computation and emphasizes conceptual understanding.Rao continually emphasizes issues and topics most relevant to modern day research in the life sciences. For example, point and interval estimation take priority over testing of statistical hypothesis and methods and guidelines for determination of sample size are indicated whenever possible.Statistical Research Methods in the Life Sciences" also presents a self-contained and complete discussion of each experimental situation considered. In the two-sample setting, for example, in addition to presenting the procedures under the usual analysis of variance assumption, Rao also presents methods for checking the validity of the assumptions.
  aLife sciences--Statistical methods.xSAS (Computer file).  cBK2ddc  00102ddc4070aLPLbLPLd2023-07-20l0o570.72 YOUp12860r2023-07-20 00:00:00w2023-07-20yBK  c963d963