Bloodlead: Lead concentrations in the blood of herons in Virginia.
In NADA: Nondetects and Data Analysis for Environmental Data
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Description
Blood-lead concentrations in herons of Virginia. Objective is to compute
interval estimates for lead concentrations. There is one detection limit,
at 0.02 ug/g. Used in Chapter 7 of the NADA book.
Usage
1
Source
Golden et al., 2003, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 22,
1517-1524.
References
Helsel, Dennis R. (2005). Nondectects and Data Analysis; Statistics
for censored environmental data. John Wiley and Sons, USA, NJ.
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Description Usage Source References
Description
Blood-lead concentrations in herons of Virginia. Objective is to compute interval estimates for lead concentrations. There is one detection limit, at 0.02 ug/g. Used in Chapter 7 of the NADA book.
Usage
1 |
Source
Golden et al., 2003, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 22, 1517-1524.
References
Helsel, Dennis R. (2005). Nondectects and Data Analysis; Statistics for censored environmental data. John Wiley and Sons, USA, NJ.
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