Biostatistical concepts and methods in the legal setting.
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Summary
The inapplicability of Fisher's exact test in the case where the process determining the marginal sample sizes is not independent of the hypothesis under study by the 2 x 2 table is presented.
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- 1995-08-15
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- 42
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