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Methods of meta-analysis: an analysis
Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care, 2002To understand the principles of systematic reviewing and meta-analysis, using recent examples from the medical literature to highlight some of these points.The word 'meta-analysis' is an intimidating one, and its associated jargon makes it seem incomprehensible.
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Biometrics, 1965
A method for investigating the relation of points in multidimensional space is described. Using an analysis of variance technique, the points are divided into the two most-compact clusters, and the pTocess repeated sequentially so that a tree diagram is formed. It is pointed out that the method is well suited to electronic computing. The application of
A W, EDWARDS, L L, CAVALLI-SFORZA
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A method for investigating the relation of points in multidimensional space is described. Using an analysis of variance technique, the points are divided into the two most-compact clusters, and the pTocess repeated sequentially so that a tree diagram is formed. It is pointed out that the method is well suited to electronic computing. The application of
A W, EDWARDS, L L, CAVALLI-SFORZA
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Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1935
Abstract The method of harmonic analysis described in this paper is of the selected ordinate type. It is similar to the Fischer Hinnen analysis in that a different spacing of ordinates is used for each harmonic component to be determined, and no multiplications are necessary. The basis of derivation is the assumption that the curve to be
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Abstract The method of harmonic analysis described in this paper is of the selected ordinate type. It is similar to the Fischer Hinnen analysis in that a different spacing of ordinates is used for each harmonic component to be determined, and no multiplications are necessary. The basis of derivation is the assumption that the curve to be
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Methods for the analysis of triacylglycerols
Journal of Chromatography B: Biomedical Sciences and Applications, 1995This article discusses the methods most commonly employed in the analysis of the triacylglycerols (TAGs) in natural fats and considers the main advantages and disadvantages of each and the techniques for optimising analytical conditions. Complete analysis of the composition of a natural fat calls for a method of extracting and purifying the ...
Ruiz-Gutiérrez, Valentina +1 more
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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.
William Paul, Hanage +1 more
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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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Asymptotic Methods in Analysis
1989Summary: Basic asymptotic methods are shown which are used in case of investigation of integrals, series and ordinary differential equations dependening on parameters. The simplest methods of the type of the method of partial integration and non-trivial multidimensional methods of saddle points and of stationary phase are presented.
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On a Method of Cluster Analysis
1984zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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