Biometrics

Volume 33.

(as bibtex)

88 references.

Articles

• 1-30. Estimation of ``safe doses'' in carcinogenic experiments
  Hartley, H. O., Sielken, R. L., Jr
• 103-112. Avoidance-modified generalised distributions and their application to studies of superparasitism
  Griffiths, David
• 113-120. Fitting a model to the growth of yeast colonies
  Gani, J., Saunders, I. W.
• 121-132. An alternative Bayesian approach to the Bradley-Terry model for paired comparisons
  Leonard, Tom
• 133-158. A general methodology for the analysis of experiments with repeated measurement of categorical data
  Koch, Gary G., Landis, J. Richard, Freeman, Jean L., Freeman, Daniel H., Jr, Lehnen, Robert G.
• 159-174. The measurement of observer agreement for categorical data
  Landis, J. Richard, Koch, Gary G.
• 175-186. Quantit analysis: A quantal assay refinement
  Copenhaver, T. W., Mielke, P. W.
• 187-204. Quadratic analyses of reciprocal crosses
  Cockerham, C. Clarke, Weir, B. S.
• 205-213. Comments on two different approaches to the analysis of species frequency data
  Engen, Steinar
• 215-219. Quick test for comparing two populations with bivariate data
  Tsutakawa, Robert K., Hewett, John E.
• 221-223. Closed expressions for the sum of an infinite series with application to quantal response assays
  Magnus, A., Mielke, P. W., Copenhaver, T. W.
• 225-229. Selection of polynomial terms for response surface experiments
  Park, Sung H.
• 231-231. Estimating ``heritability'' of a dichotomous trait (Com: p232-236)
  Cady, Foster B.
• 232-233. Comments on ``Estimating `heritability' of a dichotomous trait''
  Elston, R. C.
• 234-236. Comments on ``Estimating `heritability' of a dichotomous trait''
  Hill, William G., Smith, Charles
• 237-247. Goodness-of-fit tests for discrete data: A review and an application to a health impairment scale
  Horn, Susan Dadakis
• 249-260. Advantages of examining multicollinearities in regression analysis
  Gunst, Richard F., Mason, Robert L.
• 261-269. The analysis of the two-period repeated measurements crossover design with application to clinical trials (Corr: V37 p875)
  Wallenstein, Sylvan, Fisher, Alan C.
• 283-292. Sampling properties of a family of diversity measures
  Smith, Woollcott, Grassle, J. Frederick
• 293-303. Multiple comparisons emphasizing selected contrasts: An extension and generalization of Dunnett's procedure
  Shaffer, Juliet Popper
• 305-314. The use of auxiliary information in the design of a clinical trial
  Donner, Allan
• 31-39. Combination of a preference pattern with the triangle taste test
  Woodward, Wayne A., Schucany, William R.
• 315-324. Sample size determinations for $r × c$ comparative trials
  Lachin, John M.
• 325-331. On the problem of bias in multinomial classification
  Goldstein, Matthew, Wolf, Edward
• 333-341. Estimation of linear compartmental model parameters using marginal likelihood (Corr: V33 p767)
  Minder, C. E., McMillan, I.
• 343-354. Comparative Bayesian and traditional inference for gamma-modeled survival data
  Bartolucci, Alfred A., Dickey, James M.
• 355-362. An algorithm for Euclidean sum of squares classification
  Gordon, A. D., Henderson, J. T.
• 363-374. An application of hierarchical Kappa-type statistics in the assessment of majority agreement among multiple observers
  Landis, J. Richard, Koch, Gary G.
• 375-382. Computing iterative weighted least squares estimates of genetic variance components
  Cornelius, P. L., Byars, J.
• 383-385. A simple formula for interpolating tables of $\chi^2$
  Gilbert, Roger I.
• 386-389. A non-parametric equivalent of Williams' test for contrasting increasing dose levels of a treatment
  Shirley, Eryl
• 390-394. The detection of random heterogeneity in plant populations
  Diggle, Peter J.
• 395-399. Repeatability of threshold traits
  Rutledge, J. J.
• 399-404. Using auxiliary variables for improved estimates of survival time
  Lagakos, Stephen W.
• 404-410. The analysis of trapping records for birds trapped in mist nets
  Manly, B. F. J.
• 41-46. Further aspects of a Markovian sampling policy for water quality monitoring
  Smeach, Stephen C., Jernigan, Robert W.
• 410-414. A note on rectangular lattice designs
  Williams, E. R.
• 414-418. The effects of misclassification on the estimation of relative risk
  Barron, Bruce A.
• 419-421. Theoretical problems in the modified Mantel-Bryan procedure
  Salsburg, David S.
• 421-422. Estimation of season total number of different households utilizing a park (Com: p422-425)
  Cady, Foster B.
• 422-425. Comments on ``Estimation of season total number of different households utilizing a park''
  Robson, D. S., Wright, V. L.
• 437-451. Confidence intervals and test of hypotheses concerning dose response relations inferred from animal carcinogenicity data
  Crump, K. S., Guess, H. A., Deal, K. L.
• 453-461. An extension of the sign test for replicated measurements
  Woodbury, Max A., Manton, Kenneth G., Woodbury, Lowell A.
• 463-470. On the treatment of grouped observations in life studies
  Thompson, W. A., Jr
• 47-56. Estimation of a simple regression coefficient in samples arising from a sub-sampling procedure
  DeMets, David, Halperin, Max
• 471-478. A useful bivariate distribution for describing stand structure of tree heights and diameters
  Schreuder, H. T., Hafley, W. L.
• 479-484. Discriminant functions when covariances are unequal and sample sizes are moderate
  Wahl, Patricia W., Kronmal, Richard A.
• 485-495. The estimation of heritability with unbalanced data. I: Observations available on parents and offspring
  Thompson, Robin
• 497-504. The estimation of heritability with unbalanced data. II: Data available on more than two generations
  Thompson, Robin
• 505-514. Partition of phenotypic variance under unknown dependent association of genotypes and environments
  Emigh, Ted H.
• 515-522. Estimation for discrete time branching processes with application to epidemics
  Becker, Niels
• 523-527. Assumptions for different ascertainment models in human genetics
  Stene, Jon
• 528-532. An improved solution for the ultimate probability of fixation of a favorable allele (Corr: V34 p329)
  Cash, W. S.
• 532-535. A non-parametric extension of a cluster analysis method by Scott and Knott
  Worsley, K. J.
• 536-542. Testing for Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium in small samples
  Elston, R. C., Forthofer, R.
• 542-545. Approximate relationships among some estimators of mortality probabilities
  Johnson, N. L.
• 546-547. Re-examination of the fitting of the Richards growth function
  Davies, O. L., Ku, J. Y.
• 548-552. Estimation of contrasts of log-frequencies
  Cook, G. W.
• 552-556. Estimation of relative risk from matched pairs in epidemiologic research
  Ejigou, Ayenew, McHugh, Richard
• 557-559. An example on the risk dependence and additivity of intensities in the theory of competing risks
  Hakulinen, T., Rahiala, M.
• 561-563. Designing nutrition studies with litters
  Free, S. M., Jr
• 564-565. Bibliography for statistical consulting
  Woodward, Wayne A., Schucany, William R.
• 566-571. Circadian rhythm analysis when output is collected at intervals
  Ware, James H., Bowden, Robert E.
• 57-67. A pooling methodology for regressions in prediction
  Johnson, J. P., Bancroft, T. A., Han, Chien-Pai
• 573-573. Obituary: Henry Laurence Lucas, Jr: 1916-1977
  Editors
• 593-602. Significance testing to establish equivalence between treatments, with special reference to data in the form of $2 × 2$ tables
  Dunnett, C. W., Gent, M.
• 603-615. Monitoring treatment differences in long-term clinical trials
  Canner, Paul L.
• 617-626. Applications of the Mantel-Haenszel statistic to the comparison of survival distributions
  Muenz, Larry R., Green, Sylvan B., Byar, David P.
• 627-634. Sequential allocation in clinical trials comparing two exponential survival curves
  Louis, Thomas A.
• 635-642. The effect of errors of diagnosis and frequency of examination on reported rates of disease
  Schlesselman, James J.
• 643-651. A simulation study on a Wald statistic and Cochran's $Q$ statistic for stratified samples
  Somes, Grant W., Bhapkar, V. P.
• 653-657. A randomization test for comparison of groups of growth curves with different polynomial design matrices
  Zerbe, Gary O., Walker, Strother H.
• 659-669. A growth curve model for studies in morphometrics
  Madsen, K. S.
• 671-679. A one-way components of variance model for categorical data
  Landis, J. Richard, Koch, Gary G.
• 681-692. A comparison of three methods for the analysis of spatial pattern
  Zahl, Samuel
• 69-84. Random censoring and dendritic trees
  McCabe, George P., Jr, Samuels, Myra L.
• 693-702. On extending the Bradley-Terry model to incorporate within-pair order effects
  Davidson, Roger R., Beaver, Robert J.
• 703-712. Order statistics of correlated variables and implications in genetic selection programmes. II: Response to selection
  Hill, William G.
• 713-717. Efficient two-replicate resolvable designs
  Williams, E. R., Patterson, H. D., John, J. A.
• 718-723. Small sample comparison of different estimators of negative binomial parameters
  Pieters, E. P., Gates, C. E., Matis, J. H., Sterling, W. L.
• 725-735. Pair-matching: A reappraisal of a popular technique
  Mckinlay, Sonja M.
• 736-742. Predicting the stability of biological standards and products
  Kirkwood, T. B. L.
• 743-749. Adaptive treatment assignment methods and clinical trials
  Simon, Richard
• 750-751. Response to query: ``On computing the Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistic''
  Campbell, D. B., Oprian, C. A.
• 752-755. Response to query: ``Theoretical problems in the modified Mantel-Bryan procedure''
  Crump, K. S.
• 755-757. Response to query: ``Theoretical problems in the modified Mantel-Bryan procedure''
  Mantel, Nathan
• 758-758. Obituary: Giulio Alfredo Maccacaro, 1924-1977
  Editors
• 85-101. Analysis of radio telemetry data in studies of home range
  Dunn, James E., Gipson, Phillip S.