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CONTENT What is Bio-Statistics? What is Bio-Statistics? Definition of Statistics Definition of Statistics Distinction between Distinction between • Data, Information, Statistics Data, Information, Statistics Types of data Types of data Measurement scale of data Measurement scale of data Functions of Statistics Functions of Statistics Limitations of Statistics Limitations of Statistics What is Biostatistics ? What is Biostatistics ? (biometrics or biometry) (biometrics or biometry) Development and application of statistical Development and application of statistical techniques to scientific research relating to life: techniques to scientific research relating to life: Human, Plant and Animal Human, Plant and Animal Here the focus is on Human life and Health. Here the focus is on Human life and Health. Thus the areas of application relates to: Thus the areas of application relates to: Pharmacology, Pharmacology, medicine, medicine, epidemiology, epidemiology, public health, public health, Physiology and anatomy, Physiology and anatomy, Genetics Genetics Essence of Bio-Statistics? Essence of Bio-Statistics? What is Statistics? (Definition) What is Statistics? (Definition) The Statistics is defined differently by The Statistics is defined differently by different authors from time to time. different authors from time to time. The reasons being: The reasons being: Its scope and utility has widened Its scope and utility has widened considerably over time. considerably over time. It is defined in two ways: It is defined in two ways: as “statistical data” and as “statistical data” and “statistical methods” “statistical methods” DEFINITION OF STATISTICS IN DATA SENSE DEFINITION OF STATISTICS IN DATA SENSE Statistics is defined as the aggregate of facts Statistics is defined as the aggregate of facts Effected to a marked extent by multiplicity of Effected to a marked extent by multiplicity of causes, causes, numerically expressed, numerically expressed, enumerated or estimated according to a enumerated or estimated according to a reasonable standard of accuracy, reasonable standard of accuracy, Collected in a systematic manner for a Collected in a systematic manner for a predetermined purpose and predetermined purpose and placed in relation to each other. placed in relation to each other. Prof. Horace Secrist Prof. Horace Secrist
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