Statistics for the non-statistician
Part I: Different types of data need different statistical tests.
Part II: "Significant" relations and their pitfalls.
Series on Evaluation of Scientific Publications from Deutsches Ă„rzteblatt International the German Medical Association’s official international science journal—is a weekly, peer-reviewed, open-access online journal of clinical medicine and public health.
Part 1: Critical Appraisal of Scientific Articles Series
Part 2: Study Design in Medical Research
Part 3: Types of Study in Medical Research
Part 4: Confidence Interval or P-Value?
Part 5: Requirements and Assessment of Laboratory Tests
Part 6: Systematic Literature Reviews and Meta-Analyses
Part 7: Descriptive Statistics: The Specification of Statistical Measures and Their Presentation in Tables and Graphs
Part 8: Avoiding Bias in Observational Studies
Part 9: Interpreting Results in 2×2 Tables
Part 10: Judging a Plethora of p-Values: How to Contend With the Problem of Multiple Testing
Part 11: Data Analysis of Epidemiological Studies
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