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Step-by-step guide and checklists for selecting and conducting an evidence synthesis study using a framework for approaches and methods in evidence synthesis (FRAMES). [PDF]
PeerJDwivedi AK.
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An exploratory analysis of changes in work values among nurses before and after pregnancy. [PDF]
PLoS OneHara Y, Nakagawa A, Omori J.
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Rapid Identification of Edible Insect Species in Food Using MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometry. [PDF]
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Multiple imputation and pooling strategies for handling wide-format missing data in latent growth curve modeling. [PDF]
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Analysis of method‐comparison data
Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 1994Method‐comparison studies, in which new‘candidate’techniques are compared with an established‘gold standard', feature commonly in optometric research. Investigators often analyse their findings using least squares regression. Pearson's product‐moment correlation coefficient and the paired t‐test.
D E, Shaw, H S, Jones, M J, Moseley
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On Methods in the Analysis of Profile Data
Psychometrika, 1959This paper is concerned with methods for analyzing quantitative, non-categorical profile data, e.g., a battery of tests given to individuals in one or more groups. It is assumed that the variables have a multinormal distribution with an arbitrary variance-covariance matrix.
Greenhouse, Samuel W., Geisser, Seymour
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2009
The molecular epidemiology of infectious diseases uses a variety of techniques to assay the relatedness of disease-causing organisms to identify strains responsible for outbreaks or associated with particular phenotypes of interest (such as antibiotic resistance) and, it is hoped, provide insights into where and how these strains have emerged.
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The molecular epidemiology of infectious diseases uses a variety of techniques to assay the relatedness of disease-causing organisms to identify strains responsible for outbreaks or associated with particular phenotypes of interest (such as antibiotic resistance) and, it is hoped, provide insights into where and how these strains have emerged.
William Paul, Hanage +1 more
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Methods for Microarray Data Analysis
2007This chapter outlines a typical workflow for micraorray data analysis. It aims at explaining the background of the methods as this is necessary for deciding upon a specific numerical method to use and for understanding and interpreting the outcomes of the analyses.
De Bruyne, Veronique +2 more
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