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Because the technical barriers previously outhned increase uncertainty in the data, plant-performance analysts must approach the data analysis with an unprejudiced eye. Significant technical judgment is required to evaluate each measurement and its uncertainty with respec t to the intended purpose, the model development, and the conclusions. If there is any bias on the analysts part, it is likely that this bias will be built into the subsequent model and parameter estimates. Since engineers rely upon the model to extrapolate from current operation, the bias can be amplified and lead to decisions that are inaccurate, unwarranted, and potentially dangerous. 

Quick Start to Data Analysis with SAS by Frank C. Dilorio and Kenneth A. Hardy... 

If data analysis with a single exponential decay is not satisfactory, a double exponential can be used, but such a decay must be considered as a purely mathematical model. 

Orally Administered Drug Products Dissolution Data Analysis with a View to In Vitro-ln Vivo Correlation... 

Normalization of cDNA microarray data is a very important step in the process of data analysis. With current technology, systematic hias is unavoidable and must he dealt with in a sensible manner. Furthermore, normalization methods need to be consistently apphed to all raw data. Using different normalization methods on different datasets may introduce bias and thereby decrease the validity of the data. Normahzed data should be free of systematic bias and should thereby provide a truer representation of the biological variance. Furthermore, normahzed data increases the validity of shde to shde comparisons. 

Hibbert, (2006), Teaching modern data analysis with the Royal Australian Chemical Institute s titration competition. Aust.J. Ed. Chem. 66, 5-... 

The classical theory makes especially clear the inherent ambiguity of data analysis with the optical model, and this ambiguity carries over into the quantum model. If we wish to use experimental differential cross sections to gain information about V0(r) and P(b) or T(r), we must assume a reasonable parametric form for V0(r) that determines the shape of the cross section in the absence of reaction. The value P(b) is then determined [or T(r) chosen] by what is essentially an extrapolation of this parametric form. In the classical picture a V0(r) with a less steep repulsive wall yields a lower reaction probability from the same experimental cross-section data. The pair of functions V0 r), P b) or VQ(r), T(r) is thus underdetermined. The ambiguity may be relieved somewhat (to what extent is not yet known) by fitting several sets of data at different collision energies and, especially, by fitting other types of data such as total elastic and/or reactive cross sections simultaneously. 

Typically, data analysis is not considered until after an instrument is developed. This can often limit the imaging analysis or make it unnecessarily difficult. Particularly with quantitative techniques, maintaining calibration or correcting for instrument drift over time is a challenge. Integration of data analysis with instrument development will facilitate rapid acquisition and processing of images. 

Researchers should be encouraged to integrate their data analysis with the development of their apparatus. 

BIOCHEMICAL DATA ANALYSIS WITH SPREADSHEET APPLICATION... 

The course ended with a mock trial. Students volunteered to be lawyers and expert witnesses. The students were divided into two teams, the defense and the prosecution, with specific roles to present evidence discovered in each class activity. Each student was required to turn in a written document summarizing his or her testimony supported by research. Furthermore, they presented the evidence, developed and defended their ideas, showed an understanding of the limitations of scientific data and its applicability to law and to appreciate the importance of integrating data analysis with communication skills. 

Kirkup, L., Data Analysis with Excel An Introduction for Physical Scientists, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2002. 

IV.3. Monte-Carlo data analysis with the weighted histogram method... 

Py-MS data analysis with univariate statistical techniques. 

Multivariate data analysis has been developed as an independent field of statistics and has numerous practical and theoretical applications. This explains the existence of a variety of printed materials and of different computer programs available for multivariate data processing [71a], Only some aspects of multivariate data analysis with application to the processing of Py-MS data will be discussed here. 

Tominaga, Y. (1999). Comparative Study of Class Data Analysis with PCA-LDA, SIMCA, PLS, ANNs, and k-NN. Chemom.lntell.Lab.Syst., 49,105-115. 

V-M Taavitsainen and P Korhonen. Nonlinear data analysis with latent variables. Chemometrics Intell. Lab. Sys., 14 185-194, 1992. 

Diggle, P.J. and Kenward, M.G. Informative drop-out in longitudinal data analysis (with discussion). Applied Statistics 1994 43 49-93. 

The quantitative analysis of the adsorption mechanism (cf Miller Kretzschmar 1991) shows a diffusion controlled adsorption over the whole concentration range with a slight change of the diffusion coefficient D with adsorption time and surfactant concentration. A detailed data analysis with butyl phenols of different chemical structure is in progress. 

Tables CXLVni to CCXDC show the kinetics data analysis with respect to time as well as those due to curve fitting for organic compounds resorcinol, vanillin and salicylic acid at 100 mg/1,300 mg/l and 500 mg/l respectively. These include kinetics of the processes involving chemical oxidation usmg Fenton s reagent and potassium permanganate as well as those of the six activated carbons used during carbon adsorption. The kinetics of the bioaugmentation process was not included, as there were no changes m the mitial concentrations of the organic compounds after the addition of the LLMOs.

Kinetics data analysis with respect to time... 

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