1
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What is accuracy ?
A
How close a given set of observations or measurements are to their true value
2
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What is precision ?
A
How close the measurements are to each other
3
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What is a type one error ?
A
A false positive
4
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What is a type two error ?
A
A false negative
5
Q
What are 2 assumptions made when using chi-squared ?
A
1) The samples must be randomly selected from population and are independent from each other
2) The sample size must be large enough so the expected count in each cell is greater than or equal to 5
Developmental Biology
flashcards
Decks in class (20)
# Cards
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DEV Glossary0
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Unit 1: Developmental biology15
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Unit 1: Drosophila development27
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Unit 1: Beginnings of life15
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Unit 1: Genes and development23
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Unit 2: Into to statistics5
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Unit 2: Hypothesis testing5
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Unit 3: Gastrulation21
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Unit 3: Neurulation24
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Unit 3: The neural crest15
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Unit 3: Somitogenesis29
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Unit 3: Limb development32
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Unit 3: Heart and foetal circulation0
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Unit 3: Lung development0
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Unit 4: Regeneration1
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Unit 4: Development and medicine (Stem cells)1
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Unit 4: The fragile embryo and teterogenesis0
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Unit 5: Introduction to philosophy of science (Lectures 1+2)0
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Unit 5: Ethics0
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Unit 5: Use of animals in research0
