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BIOSTAT CHAP 10
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  • 問題数 41 • 8/29/2024

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  • 1

    design and test performance, quality contro

    engineering

  • 2

    refers to the activity of describing the properties or behavior of data of the possible correlation of different qualities or variables

    analysis of data

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    This field is concerned with drawing conclusions or generalizations from organized data

    inferential statistics

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    connote ranking or inequalitie

    ordinal data

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    social system and social welfare, behavior patterns of groups of people

    social science

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    a variable whose values can be counted using integral value

    discrete variable

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    four level of scales of measurement

    nominal data, ordinal data, interval scales, ratio data

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    public health programs, hospitalization, problems of medical care, occurrence, and cost, disease, accidents, and handicap

    health

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    indicate an actual amount and there is equal unit of measurement separating each score, specifically equal intervals

    interval scales

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    refers to the field of statistics that includes the methods of collecting, classifying, graphing, and averaging data with the objective of simply describing the properties or characteristics of the data at hand

    descriptive statistics

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    combines mathematical and statistical concept with knowledge of the biological science to enhance our understanding of human health and inform decision making in healthcare

    biostatistics

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    composition, distribution, growth of human populations, birth, death, immigration rates, social economic standing of the population

    demography

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    it plays a vital role in addressing various health related question, including the efficacy of treatment, understanding the risk factors for disease, and determining the effectiveness of public health interventions

    biostatistics

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    used to draw conclusions about a population based on a sample data

    inferential statistics

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    it has to be made based on the preliminary activities and other ststistical methods

    interpretation

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    production, resources, trade, labor force, consumers, and procedure responses to products and changes in prices, advertising system and distribution

    economics

  • 17

    taxes and wages, materials & resources, movement of population, election

    government

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    points made out of so many attempts from the field of foul from the line such as basketball, footbal

    sports

  • 19

    demands somewhat higher degree of critical judgment and advanced mathematical models

    inferential statistics

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    classification of quantitative variable

    discrete variable, continous variable

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    probability's statistical theories and method

    research and statistics

  • 22

    are numeric in nature and can be ordered or ranked

    quantitative variable

  • 23

    two types of variables or data

    qualitative variable, quantitative variable

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    production, distribution, sale merchandise, auditing and accounting procedures

    business

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    a fundamental concept of biostatistics that quantifies the likelihood of observing a particula outcome or event

    probability

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    a variable that can assume any numerical value over an interval or intervals

    continous variable

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    use numbers for the purpose of identifying name or membership in a group or category

    nominal data

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    the varies of the plant we should grow and the best combinations, fertilizers, pesticides, and densities

    agriculture

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    that small part that serves as the representative of the population

    sample

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    are similar to interval data, but has an absolute zero and multiplies are meaningful

    ratio data

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    teaching-learning process, measurement and evaluation, educational studies enrollment, management and finance

    education

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    the increase of birth defects and death toll near nuclear power plants

    environmental studies

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    represent differences in quantity, character, or kind but not in amount

    qualitative variables

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    refers to the method of getting a small part of the population

    sampling

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    The measures of the population

    parameters

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    areas of statistics

    descriptive statistics, inferential statistics

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    causes, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of communicable and non-communicable diseases

    medicine

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    refers to the process of gathering numerical information

    collection of data

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    a subfield of statistics that focuses on the analysis, interpretation, and application of quantitative data in biological, medical and public health research

    biostatistics

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    research and experimentation in life processes of plants and animals to promote growth or prolong life

    biology

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    refers to the totality of all objects under study

    population