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If Step 5 is less than -1.96 or greater than 1.96 (Step 3),reject the null hypothesis. In this case, it is greater, so youcanreject the null. *This process is made much easier if you use a TI-83 or Excel to calculate the z-score (the “critical value”). ...
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That being said, if the sample size is smaller than 30, it is always good to verify the assumption of normality through a normal probability plot.We will still have the same three pairs of null and alternative hypotheses and we can still use either the classical approach or the p-value ...
All SDS outputs were tested for normality, and were normally distributed. Correlation and multiple regression analysis were used to explore associations of BIVA-SDS with body composition SDS, and also BMI-SDS for comparison. BIVA-SDS were compared across categories of FFM-SDS and HFFM-SDS. Tolera...
Normality calculations (skewness and kurtosis) of attrition scores were computed using JASP (version 0.8.6) [50], and participants were grouped into low and high L1 attrition groups based on a cutoff of mean attrition ±0.25 standard deviations. Mean attrition was used over median attrition score...
The Shapiro–Wilk test confirmed the normality assumption in all subgroups of ROM and NZ; therefore, parametric tests were used. However, variance homogeneity of the data (all subgroups papain and sham) was not found by Levene’s test (p≤ 0.021). The total ROM of the fresh bovine tail se...