Encyclopaedia of Biostatistics and Computer Applications

Biostatistics is routinely used to drive biology experiments. Data is gathered and analyzed before, during, and after a biology experiment, with the intent to come to some form of logical conclusion about what might not be exactly empirical results. On the other hand, a biostatistics experiment can be entirely mathematical; for example, the measurement of an animal’s temperature at various times of the day, and the subsequent tracking of other variables involved in those temperature measurements, can be expressed in wholly numerical terms. This book covers most of the statistical tools which are essential for each teacher, researcher and student of Biology i.e. Genetics, Aquaculture, Botany, Limnology, Environmental Sciences, Anthropology and Zoology. FoxPro is every useful database to store data and statistical analysis can be done by developing programs.