The paired sample t-test, sometimes called the dependent sample t-test, is a statistical procedure. Specifically, it determines whether the mean difference between two sets of observations is zero. In a paired sample t-test, one should measure each subject or entity twice, resulting in pairs ...
The electrical conductance of KC1 in glycerol solutions has been measured at concentrations between 1.5 mol m3 and 353 mol m3 at 22°C. The results are compared with the Fuoss paired ion model and fits to the data are obtained assuming a Gurney co-sphere having a radius in the approximate...
The design of our modelling framework makes it possible, for example, to replace the epidemic dynamics for one of the two host population with a predefined scenarios or a completely different model at any time, as long as the information to be exchanged between the two modules can be ...
Models with order effect In paired-comparison problems, a problem that can arise is that the order in which two players are presented can lead to a bias in the choice of the comparison. For example, when two items are presented to be chosen, subjects might have a preference for items plac...
In summary, Experiment 1 was a simulation examining the validity of the unbalanced paired permutation test as compared with conventional paired-samples permutation test and the conventional paired T test under varying levels of data imbalance with a true null hypothesis. Experiment 2 was a simulation...
Significant higher concentrations of BCEP, DPhP and total metabolites were found in the urban samples than those in the rural samples (p < 0.05), which was consistent with the regional distribution of the parent compounds TPhP, EHDPP and total OPFRs in the blood. Furthermore, TPhP and ...
TCDD and TBDD solutions were prepared by diluting them with vehicle, which was 4.0 % n-nonane in corn oil (Sigma-Aldrich Japan, Osaka, Japan). Laboratory rodent chow (Lab MR Stock) was purchased from Nosan Corporation, Yokohama, Japan. Flavored rat chow pellets (190 mg each) used as ...
Models with order effect In paired-comparison problems, a problem that can arise is that the order in which two players are presented can lead to a bias in the choice of the comparison. For example, when two items are presented to be chosen, subjects might have a preference for items ...
The disclosure provides methods for amplification of paired transcript sequences from a single cell, such as, but not limited to alpha and beta T cell receptor (TCR) sequences from
It is with respect to these and other general considerations that embodiments have been described. Also, although relatively specific problems have been discussed, it should be understood that the embodiments should not be limited to solving the specific problems identified in the background. ...