Statistics Flashcards

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When should you use spearman’s rank correlation

A

if you want to know if there is an association between different measurements from the same sample

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2
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When should you use chi squared test

A

When you have counted the number of individuals in two or more categories

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3
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When should you use standard deviation

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When you want to look at the spread of data about the mean

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4
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When should you use paired t-test

A

If the data sets paired so that two measurements are collected from the same individual

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5
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When should you use unpaired t-test

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When the data sets paired so that two measurements are collected from different individuals

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6
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Formula for percentage change

A

New quantity - original quantity X100
/ original quantity

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7
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Formula for % yield

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Actual amount/ theoretical amount X100

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8
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Formula for % error (uncertainty)

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2x absolute uncertainty X100
/ quantity measured

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9
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Formula for genetic biodiversity - proportion of polymorphic gene loci =

A

Proportion of polymorphic gene loci = number of polymorphic gene loci/ total number of loci

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10
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Formula for cardiac output

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Cardiac output = heart rate x stroke volume

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11
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Formula for respiratory quotient

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CO2 produced / O2 consumed

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12
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Formula for microorganism population growth

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N = N0 x2^n

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13
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Formula for Efficiency of biomass transfers

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= biomass transferred/ biomass intake X100

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14
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Temperature coefficient (Q10) formula

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Q10 = R2/R1

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