Component analysis of variability as a method of differentiating simple effect from hazardous effect in toxicological experiments

The article forms the main requirements for every hazard criterion (valid, definite, statistically correct, differential, invariable, sensitive, integral). The suggested hazard criterion is based on additive components of general dispersion. Those components reflect environmental influence (environm...

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Published inMeditsina truda i promyshlennaia ekologiia no. 7; p. 25
Main Author Kovalev, A F
Format Journal Article
LanguageRussian
Published Russia (Federation) 1995
Subjects
Analysis of Variance
Animals
Environment
Humans
Limulus Test
Models, Statistical
Models, Theoretical
Regression Analysis
Toxicology - methods
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Summary:The article forms the main requirements for every hazard criterion (valid, definite, statistically correct, differential, invariable, sensitive, integral). The suggested hazard criterion is based on additive components of general dispersion. Those components reflect environmental influence (environmental effect) and influence of substance (effect of substance), then the components are compared according to Fisher criterion (F). The criterion works in two-factor dispersion analysis.
ISSN:1026-9428