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- What is meant by the sample space of an experiment?Which are the steps involved in the construction of explanatory bivariate tables?A researcher measures expression levels of 20000 genes for ‘no treatment’ case and ‘drug treatment’case in a cell line, experiment was made in 4 replicates. The researcher asks for your help in:a. How to compare expression level of each gene in no treatment and drug treatment cases statistically? Whichhypothesis test methods can be used?
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- Lung cancer is the second most common cancer among men and women in the USA. You are hired as a manager-planner by one of the hospitals. The organization is interested in establishing a community outreach program promoting smoking cessation and lung cancer screening. The Board of Directors requested your services in processing the data collected through the prospective cohort study among male and female population visiting local gym. The data set is attached. Please use Excel or Epi Info to process the data. Chose the correct epi tool, provide a graphic representation of the processed data set and offer a conclusion as to the causative relationship between smoking and death. List the potential biases and provide a recommendation as to the study validity and reliability. Inform the Board of Directors (and your peers) about your findings. OUTCOME SMOKE Death 1. Smoke Death 1. Smoke Death 1. Smoke Death 1. Smoke Death 1. Smoke Death 1. Smoke Death 1. Smoke Death 1.…A study was conducted to compare the mean sulfur dioxide concentrations for three cities. Independent random samples were obtained from each city and the concentration levels along with some summaries are provided below: City one: 2, 1, 3 sample mean = 2 City two: 4, 6, 8 sample mean = 6 City three: 3, 6, 3 sample mean = 4 overall sample mean = 4 The researcher wishes to perform an ANOVA to assess if the population mean concentration levels for the three cities are the same. Find the value of the test statistic F: [ write your final answer in the box] Answer:State the four assumptions required for one-way ANOVA. How crucial are these assumptions? One-way ANOVA is a procedure for comparing the means of several populations. It is the generalization of what procedure for comparing the means of two populations?