Frequency distributions can be made for _____.
a. categorical data only
b. quantitative data only
c. neither categorical nor quantitative data
d. both categorical and quantitative data
Question 2
A variable such as z, whose value is z = x1x2, is added to a general linear model in order to account for potential effects of two variables x1 and x2 acting together. This type of effect is
a. impossible to occur.
b. called interaction.
c. called multicollinearity effect.
d. one of the transformation effects.
Paland and Lynch demonstrated the importance of sexual reproduction in reducing the frequency of mal
Clinal maps of ABO allele distributions in the indigenous populations of the world.
Radio Frequency Lesion
Role of alternative splicing in the perception of sounds of different frequency
Hubbard’s Predication of Peak in U.S Oil Production with Actual Data
Two normal frequency distributions with the same mean but different amounts of variation