>T.-S. Lim ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>: I'd like to hear others' opinions regarding making the review process for
>: submitting papers to journals totally open. In my very limited experiences,
>: I've encountered referees who don't know what they're talking about.
They even
>: make silly comm
If the agency plans the research, analyzes the data, and edits the results,
what does the student do? Why have a committee waste university time if an
agency is going to handle the tough chores? Back in the ice age when I was a
graduate student in Ann Arbor, the Ph.D. dissertation was expecte
SciAm July, 1998 p.22 has a short article where they state that
the percentage of male births is slowly declining.
US:1970 [51.3 %]1990[51.2%]
Possible causes could be racial demographics, pollution, or frequency of
sex.
["...When couples have sex more often,
fertilization is more likely
I've provided such assistance to several (perhaps many)
graduates students; the matter of "how much is too much"
has frankly not entered my mind. Nearly all of those
who approach me have been exposed to some level of training
in statistical methods and/or the design of experiments.
However... in
I've provided such assistance to several (perhaps many)
graduates students; the matter of "how much is too much"
has frankly not entered my mind. Nearly all of those
who approach me have been exposed to some level of training
in statistical methods and/or the design of experiments.
However... in
- Forwarded message from Wolfgang Rolke -
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Jan 22 10:47:51 2000
From: Wolfgang Rolke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
I am looking for information (journal article, web site ect.) on the
difference in birth rates for boys and girls. Specifically I would like
to fi
I actually do remember from my early school days that we were told that
there is more boys than girls born and the explanation was to the best of my
recollection (we're talking very early classes that teach about people, I
was maybe about 10-11 years old) that females are sturdier "by biological
d
On Sat, 22 Jan 2000, Wolfgang Rolke wrote:
> I am looking for information (journal article, web site ect.) on
> the difference in birth rates for boys and girls. Specifically I would
> like to find some real data and possible explanations for this
> phenomena. [Phenomenon? -- DFB] It se
>Hi,
>
>I am looking for information (journal article, web site ect.) on the
>difference in birth rates for boys and girls. Specifically I would like
>to find some real data and possible explanations for this phenomena. It
>seems to me that this would make a great example for an introductory
>
Rahat,
With regard to your problem with correlations:
> Satisfaction with system reports is correlated with usage:
r= -0.02, n=50
> Satisfaction correlated with system performance, r= 0.29, n=100,
and
> Satisfaction with systems access correlates with usage, r= 0.03, n=60
> Could I
Hi,
I am looking for information (journal article, web site ect.) on the
difference in birth rates for boys and girls. Specifically I would like
to find some real data and possible explanations for this phenomena. It
seems to me that this would make a great example for an introductory
stats c
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