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L. E. Mather- vironmental agents, has led to the development of several statistical methods and software that can then be applied to other scienti c areas. The stat- tical analyses aimed at addressing questions in environmental epidemiology have the following characteristics. Often the signal-to-noise ratio in

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P. P. Raj,D. D. Denson,R. H. De Jongmation (PASTE) is presented. In line with the QDA heuristic introduced in Chap. ., all statistical testing and estimation is driven by research questions and hypotheses and appropriately accounts for the features of the experimental design and the data acquired in the experiment. To get a first grip

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D. B. Scott on a categorical or quantitative outcome variable. However, in not so few cases, we have at least one other, non-treatment variable measured along with our primary outcome variable of interest. How to deal with this additional variable depends on whether it is measured before or after the start of

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H. J. Wüstmation (PASTE) is presented. In line with the QDA heuristic introduced in Chap. ., all statistical testing and estimation is driven by research questions and hypotheses and appropriately accounts for the features of the experimental design and the data acquired in the experiment. To get a first grip

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M. d’Arcy Stanton-Hicks,H. J. Wüst,U. Koch,D. Weidlich,I. Düffelants and a few other conditions (e.g., no twins, family members or natural groups otherwise) that likely do not invalidate the assumption of individual participants counting as independent observations. However, as in natural settings, increasing numbers of experiments have to deal with some kind of

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