sugar.levels.A: Simulated fasting blood sugar levels for 100 residents of a...
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sugar.levels.A R Documentation
Simulated fasting blood sugar levels for 100 residents of a hypothetical neighborhood labeled A.
Description
Simulated individual fasting blood sugar levels (nmol/L) drawn from a normal
distribution. Generally, normal fasting blood sugar level are between 3.0 - 5.6 nmol/L;
levels in the range 5.6 - 6.9 nmol/L are considered pre-diabetes. These data
and sugar.levels.B are used in the Unit 4 lab of Introductory Statistics for
the Life and Biomedical Sciences (ISLBS). See https://github.com/OI-Biostat/oi_biostat_labs for the full set of labs.
Usage
sugar.levels.A
Format
A tibble with 100 rows and 1 variable
fasting.blood.sugarNumeric, simulated fasting blood sugar in nmol/L
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Simulated fasting blood sugar levels for 100 residents of a hypothetical neighborhood labeled A.
Description
Simulated individual fasting blood sugar levels (nmol/L) drawn from a normal distribution. Generally, normal fasting blood sugar level are between 3.0 - 5.6 nmol/L; levels in the range 5.6 - 6.9 nmol/L are considered pre-diabetes. These data and sugar.levels.B are used in the Unit 4 lab of Introductory Statistics for the Life and Biomedical Sciences (ISLBS). See https://github.com/OI-Biostat/oi_biostat_labs for the full set of labs.
Usage
sugar.levels.A
Format
A tibble with 100 rows and 1 variable
fasting.blood.sugarNumeric, simulated fasting blood sugar in nmol/L
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