Statistical method of assigning fiducial limits to a protective effect estimated from biological assays which compare three groups of results

Authors

  • M. Simionovici
  • I. A. Molnar
  • N. Bonciocat

Keywords:

fiducial limits, mathematical statistics

Abstract

A statistical method of assigning fiducial limits to a protective effect is proposed. The method is based on a theorem of mathematical statistics given by Fieller and may be applied to all experimental procedures which measure an adequate quantitative response in three groups of animals: intoxicated animals, intoxicated and treated animals, and control animals.

A numerical example of assigning fiducial limits to the antilipidical effect of the mucopolysaccharide extracted from Mytilus galloprovincialis in the intoxication with Triton, is also given.

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Published

2026-05-05

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Simionovici, M., Molnar, I. A., & Bonciocat, N. (2026). Statistical method of assigning fiducial limits to a protective effect estimated from biological assays which compare three groups of results . Cercetări Marine - Recherches Marines, 7(1), 217–225. Retrieved from https://www.marine-research-journal.org/index.php/cmrm/article/view/431

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 1 (1974): CERCETĂRI MARINE - RECHERCHES MARINES

Section

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

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