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Descriptive statistics and normality testing for quantitative data.

А В Субботина, A M Grjibovski

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In this article we explain types of data, main principles of testing for normality and descriptive statistics for quantitative data using Stata software. Using real examples, we present step-by-step analysis of data and presentation of descriptive statistics. This article continues a series of publications on basic biostatistics initiated in the previous issue of the journal. This series of papers can be used as a manual for analyzing the data from biomedical studies.

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In this article we explain types of data, main principles of testing for normality and descriptive statistics for quantitative data using Stata software. Using real examples, we present step-by-step analysis of data and presentation of descriptive statistics. This article continues a series of publications on basic biostatistics initiated in the previous issue of the journal. This series of papers can be used as a manual for analyzing the data from biomedical studies.

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In this article we explain types of data, main principles of testing for normality and descriptive statistics for quantitative data using Stata software. Using real examples, we present step-by-step analysis of data and presentation of descriptive statistics. This article continues a series of publications on basic biostatistics initiated in the previous issue of the journal. This series of papers can be used as a manual for analyzing the data from biomedical studies.

Key concepts: Descriptive statistics, Biostatistics, Statistics, Computer science, Normality, Presentation (obstetrics), Statistical hypothesis testing, Series (stratigraphy)

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