Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design: How to Not Lie with Statistics (Learning Materials in Biosciences)
by Michael H. Herzog, Gregory Francis, Aaron Clarke
Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design offers a clear foundation in statistical thinking and experimental design for bioscience learners. It addresses the importance of interpreting data carefully and avoiding misleading conclusions, making it a useful resource for studying quantitative methods and evaluating research evidence.
About This Book
Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design introduces core ideas in statistics and experimental design within the context of biosciences.
The book focuses on interpreting data responsibly and recognizing how statistical methods can influence conclusions.
Its approach is suited to learning and reviewing foundational concepts related to quantitative research and evidence.
Written by Michael H. Herzog, Gregory Francis, and Aaron Clarke, it is part of the Learning Materials in Biosciences series.
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