Guaranteed biomedical publication within 48 hours

Abstract : Deterministic, Stochastic, Statistical and State space models are the statistical models for forecasting  HIV/ AIDS data. There are also uncertainties associated with these approaches.  In addition to this the recent advance in this field used is curve fitting models. Sathian B and Sreedharan J used this method for f..

Abstract : Any researcher begins the research with null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis. Null will be for supporting the old fact and alternative will be for the new fact invented/ doubted by the researcher/ scientist. Next step is to select one of this scientifically by using the science of statistics. For that the researc..

Abstract : Most of the Medical journals are facing the methodological rigor problem. A p value of <0.05 means that this result would have arisen by chance on less than five occasion in 100. The confidence interval around a result in a clinical trial indicates the limits within which the “real” difference between the treat..

Abstract: Prognosis of disease progression is necessary for development of individualized treatment, understanding of the disease. Risk modeling is a challenging problem, and too often amount of available relevant observations is not sufficient to build a quality model with traditional approaches.New method Smooth Rank for survi..

Abstract : Purpose: To examine the causal relationships among factors determining how much care people are willing to purchase.Method: A systematic random sample of 1408 persons interviewed from 320 households,in which 418 persons were reported with health problems.Out of this 235 persons were reported with medical health problem..

Abstract: Reliability refers to accuracy and precision of a measurement instrument or scale. Reliability of test scores are estimated through measures of internal consistency has been characterized mathematically in many ways that appear, on the surface at least, to be very different to one another. The coefficient alpha is the ..

Abstract: Reliability refers to accuracy of a measurement instrument or scale. Reliability of test scores are estimated through measures of internal consistency has been characterized mathematically in many ways that appear, on the surface at least, to be very different to one another. The coefficient alpha is the most widely us..

Abstract : Purpose: To examine the causal relationships among factors determining how much care people are willing to purchase.Method: A systematic random sample of 1408 persons interviewed from 320 households,in which 418 persons were reported with health problems.Out of this 235 persons were reported with medical health problem..

Abstract: Prognosis of disease progression is necessary for development of individualized treatment, understanding of the disease. Risk modeling is a challenging problem, and too often amount of available relevant observations is not sufficient to build a quality model with traditional approaches.New method Smooth Rank for survi..

Abstract : Most of the Medical journals are facing the methodological rigor problem. A p value of <0.05 means that this result would have arisen by chance on less than five occasion in 100. The confidence interval around a result in a clinical trial indicates the limits within which the “real” difference between the treat..