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Biostatistics &
Medical Research
In biostatistics and medical research,
statistical analysis often begins in the planning phase to
determine appropriate design and sample size requirements to
detect the effects of interest. Statistics can then be used to
draw inferences from the experiment to the underlying
population.
We can work with you on projects of any
complexity and at any stage of the process. We have experience with
advanced methodologies including survival analysis, semiparametric and nonparametric models, power analysis,
hierarchical / multilevel models, generalized linear models,
survey methods, and Bayesian statistics.
Projects
involving the use of these methods include:
- Using survival analysis to determine if there is a
difference in survival rates between green tea drinkers and
those who do not drink green tea.
- Using mixed effects logistic regression models to
determine dietary factors that affect the onset of Type II
Diabetes based on 800 households in the Northeast.
- Using Chi-square tests of association in case-control
studies to determine if smoking is linked to the
development of lung cancer.
Please contact us for a free
consultation.
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