File downloads related to the first edition of
Primer
of Applied
Regression
and Analysis
of Variance
- Software Control Files and Macros (Appendix B)
- Data for Examples (Appendix C)
- Data for Problems (Appendix D)
| Software Control Files and Macros (Appendix B) | |||
| Each file is listed with a
link. Click on the link to open the text file for save, or cutting and pasting
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the text file on your local hard drive. Some data files are available in software-specfic formats. These must be downloaded (and extracted from the self-extracting zip archive in the case of NCSS files). These files are indicated with "SPSS file", and the like in the DATA columns.
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Description |
Control File | Data |
| Martian Height and Weight | MINITAB BMDP SAS SPSS |
Table 2-1 | |
| Martian Weight, Height, and Water Consumption | MINITAB | Table 1-1 | |
| Heat Exchange in Gray Seals | SAS | Table C-1 | |
| Martian Secondhand Smoke Exposure | BMDP | Table 3-1 | |
| Mechanisms of Toxic Shock | MINITAB | Table C-2 | |
| Protein Synthesis in Newborns and Adults | SPSS | Table C-3 | |
| Diabetes, Cholesterol, and the Treatment of High Blood Pressure | MINITAB | Table C-4 | |
| Baby Birds Breathing in Burrows | MINITAB | Table C-5 | |
| How Bacteria Adjust to Living in Salty Environments | SAS | Table C-6 | |
| The Response of Smooth Muscle to Stretching | SAS | Table C-7 | |
| Martian Intelligence | MINITAB | Table C-8A Table C-8B Table C-8C Table C-8D Table C-8E |
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| Water Movement Across the Placenta | BMDP | Table C-9 | |
| Cheaper Chicken Feed | SPSS | Table C-10 | |
| How the Body Protects Itself from Excess Copper and Zinc | SAS | Table C-11 | |
| Martian Weight, Height, and Water Consumptions, Showing Severe Multicollinearity | MINITAB BMDP MINITAB PCA |
Table 5-2 | |
| Interaction between Heart Ventricles | SAS | TableC-12A TableC-12B |
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| Effect of Centering on Multicollinearity | SPSS | Table 5-4 | |
| What Determines an Athlete's Time in a Triathlon | MINITAB BMPD SAS SPSS |
Table C-13 | |
| Does Secondhand Tobacco Smoke Nauseate Martians? | MINITAB | Table 7-1 | |
| Hormones and Depression | MINITAB | Table 7-5 | |
| Diet, Drugs, and Atherosclerosis | MINITAB BMDP SAS SPSS |
Table C-14 | |
| Personality Assessment and Faking High Gender Identification | SAS | Table 8-2 | |
| The Kidney, Sodium, and High Blood Pressure | SAS BMDP SPSS |
Table 8-12 Table 8-15 Table 8-17 |
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| Hypothetical Example Illustrating Repeated Measures in Regression | MINITAB | Table 9-1 | |
| Measuring Heart Size with a Catheter | MINITAB | Table 9-2 | |
| Hormones and Food | MINITAB BMPD SAS SPSS |
Table 9-4 File with Missing Data |
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| Is Alcoholism Associated with a History of Childhood Agression? | MINITAB BMDP SAS |
Table 9-8 Table 9-12 |
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| Candy, Chewing Gum, and Tooth Decay | MINITAB BMDP SAS SPSS |
Table 9-15 Table 9-17 |
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| How Similar Are the Mechanical Properties of the Whole Heart to Heart Muscle? | MINITAB | Table C-17 | |
| Martian Moods | SAS | Table C-18 | |
| Experimenting with Drugs | BMDP | Table C-19 | |
| Keeping Blood Pressure under Control | SAS | Table C-20 Table C-21 |
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| Martian Graduations | BMDP | Table C-22 | |
| Are Bone Cancer Patients Responding to Chemotherapy? | BMDP | Table C-23 | |
| Nuking the Heart | BMDP | Table C-24 | |
| Data for Examples (Appendix C) | |||
| Each table is listed with a
link. Click on the link to open the text file for save, or cutting and pasting
(depending on browser). Or, select your browser's "Save Target As"
to save the text file on your local hard drive. Some data files are available in software-specfic formats. These must be downloaded (and extracted from the self-extracting zip archive in the case of NCSS files). These files are indicated with "SPSS file", and the like, at the end of each table description.
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| Description | Data | ||
| Body Thermal Conductivity and Ambient Water Temperature for Study of Heat Exchange in Gray Seals | Table C-1 | ||
| Prostacyclin Production, Arachidonic Acid, and Endotoxin Data for Study of Mechanisms of Tosic Shock | Table C-2 | ||
| Leucine Turnover, Body Weight, and Dummy Variable for Newborn (A = 0) and Adult (A = 1) for Study of Protein Metabolism | Table C-3 | ||
| Plasma HDL-2, b-blocker Use, Alcohol Use, Smoking, Age, Weight, Plasma Triglycerides, Plasma C-peptide, and Blood Glucose Data for Study of Treatment of High Blood Pressure in Diabetic Patients | Table C-4 | ||
| Minute Ventilation, Inspired Oxygen, and Inspired Carbon Dioxide for Study of Respiratory Control in Nestling Bank Swallows | Table C-5 | ||
| Tritiated Water Production, Time, and Sodium Chloride Concentration for Study of Hydrogenase Enzyme Activity in Halophilic Bacteria | Table C-6 | ||
| Change in Force Resulting from a Change in Length at Different Steady-State Force Levels in Isolated Smooth Muscle | Table C-7 | ||
| Martian Intelligence and Foot Size | Table C-8 (Part A, Part B, Part C, Part D, Part E) | ||
| Placental Water Clearance and Uterine Artery Blood Flow for Study of Placental Exchange Mechanisms in Cows | Table C-9 | ||
| Rate of Methionine Hydroxy Analog (MHA) Uptake in Isolated Intestinal Segments and MHA Concentration for Study of Mechanisms of Intestinal Transport of MHA | Table C-10 | ||
| Metallothionein mRNA Production, Dietary Copper, and Dietary Zinc for Study of Metallothionein Regulation by Trace Elements | Table C-11 | ||
| Left Ventricular End-Diastolic Area, End-Diastolic Pressure, and Right Ventricular End-Diastolic Dimension | During Vena Caval Constriction (Table C-12A) and Sequential Vena Caval and During Pulmonary Artery Constriction and Release (Table C-12B) | ||
| Half-Triathlon Performance Time, Age, Weight, Years Triathlon Experience, Amount of Training Running (R), Biking (B), and Swimming (S), and Maximum Oxygen Consumption while Running, Biking and Swimming | Table C-13 | ||
| Percentage of Rabbit Aorta Covered by Atherosclerotic Plaque in 5 Treatment Groups and Associated Dummy Variables Gi Equal to 1 if Group i | Table C-14 | ||
| Anger Score S (points) while Sober (D - 1) or Drinking (D = -1) in Alcoholic Subjects (PASP and Pnon-ASP) Diagnosed as Either Antisocial Personality (A = -1) or Non-Antisocial Personality (A = 1) | Table C-15 | ||
| Depression Score S (points) while Sober (D = - 1) or Drinking (D = -1) in Alcoholic Subjects (PASP and Pnon-ASP) Diagnosed as Either Antisocial Personality (A = -1) or Non-Antisocial Personality (A = 1) | Table C-16 | ||
| Time Constants of Pressure Response to Sudden Left Ventricular Volume Infusion (V = 1) or Withdrawal (V = 0) during Fast (S = 0) and Slow (S = 1) Phases of Response | Table C-17 | ||
| Interest of Martians in Invading Earth as a Function of Time | Table C-18 | ||
| Blood Carnitine Concentration as a Function of Time after Intravenous Injection | Table C-19 | ||
| Normalized Carotid Sinus Nerve Activity and Carotid Sinus Blood Pressure for Study of Control of Blood Pressure in Normal Dogs | Table C-20 | ||
| Normalized Carotid Sinus Nerve Activity and Carotid Sinus Blood Pressure for Study of Control of Blood Pressure in Renal Hypertensive Dogs | Table C-21 | ||
| Martian Graduations (G = 1) as a Function of Intelligence | Table C-22 | ||
| Treatment Group (Presurgical Chemotherapy, C = 1, vs. No Chemotherapy, C = 0) and Bone Tumor Characteristics Quantified as Viability and Number of New Fibroblasts | Table C-23 | ||
| Positive (T = 1) or Negative (T = 0) Exercise Thallium Test and Patient Characteristics; Degree of Coronary Artery Stenosis, Propranolol Use (P = 1), Heart Rate Change during Exercise (R = 0 if < 85% Maximum Predicted Rate or R = 1 if > 85% Maximum Predicted Rate), Ischemia during Exercise (E = 1), Sex (Male =0, Female = 1), and Chest Pain during Exercise (0 = None, 1 = Moderate, 2 = Severe) | Table C-24 | ||
| Data for Problems (Appendix D) | |||
| Each table is listed with a
link. Click on the link to open the text file for save, or cutting and pasting
(depending on browser). Or, select your browser's "Save Target As"
to save the text file on your local hard drive. Some data files are available in software-specfic formats. These are indicated with "SPSS file", and the like, at the end of each table description.
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Description | Data | |
| Level of Sedation and Plasma Cortisol during Valium Administration | Table D-1 | ||
| Breast Cancer Rate, Male Lung Cancer Rate, and Dietary Animal Fat Intake in Different Countries | Table D-2 | ||
| Antibiotic Efficacy and Blood Levels during Different Dosing Intervals | Table D-3 | ||
| Renal Vascular Resistance and Plasma Renin during Infusion of Solutions with Differing Concentrations of Ions | Table D-4 (NCSS files) |
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| Kidney Function and Dietary Calcium and Protein Intake in Patients with Total Parenteral Nutrition | Table D-5 (NCSS files) |
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| Prediction of Muscle Fiber Composition with MR Spectroscopy | Table D-6 (NCSS files) |
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| Coverage of Tobacco-Related News in Publications That Do, or Do Not, Accept Tobacco Advertising | Table D-7 | ||
| Blood Pressure and Plasma Norepinephrine during Different Levels of Exercise with and without the b-Blocker Xamoterol | Table D-8 (NCSS files) |
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| Leucine Accumulation OVer Time at Different Cholesterol Content of Artificial Membranes | Table D-9 | ||
| Comparison of RIA and Bioassay for Inhibin during the Estrus Cycle | Table D-10 | ||
| Modulation of Pulmonary Stretch Receptor Nerve Discharge by the Central Nervous System | Table D-11 (NCSS files) |
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| Minute Ventilation, Inspired Oxygen, and Inspired Carbon Dioxide for Study of Respiratory Control in Adult Bank Swallows | Table D-12 | ||
| Growth Hormone and Insulin-Like Growth Factor in Subjects with Acromegaly | Table D-13 | ||
| Urinary Ammonium and Anion Gap in Patients with Kidney Disease | Table D-14 | ||
| Normalized Growth Rate and Growth Hormone in Growth Hormone-Deficient Children | Table D-15 | ||
| Malate Dehydrogenase Activity (Reduction of Oxalacetate) as a Function of pH in C. aurantiacus | Table D-16 (NCSS files) |
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| Blood Alcohol Levels Determined with Breathalyzer and Computed from Self-Reports of Alcohol Consumption | Table D-17 (NCSS files) |
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| Renal Excretion of cAMP (nmol/dL) in Three Groups of Patients | Table D-18 (NCSS files) |
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| Biceps Circumference, cm, in Paraplegic Athletes and Normal Athletes of Different Body Types | Table D-19 | ||
| Salivary Prolin-Rich Protein, mg/mL, with Different b-Receptor Blockers and Stimulators | Table D-20 (NCSS files) |
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| DNA Specific Activity with Arachidonic Acid (AA), or Eicospentanoic Acid (EPA), with and without Tetradecanoylphorbol Acetate (TPA) | Table D-21 | ||
| cGMP Levels, pmol/g, in the Cerebellum and Pituitary with Different Stimulators of GABA: None (Control), Aminooxyacetic Acid (AOAA), Ethanolamine-O-Sulfate (EOS), and Muscimol (M) | Table D-22 (NCSS files) |
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| cGMP Levels, pmol/g, in the Cerebellum and Pituitary with Different Stimulators of GABA: None (Control), Aminooxyacetic Acid (AOAA), Ethanolamine-O-Sulfate (EOS), and Muscimol (M) (Some Data Are Missing) | Table D-23 | ||
| Number of Nursing Assessment Activities Performed by Masters and Nonmasters Nurses Who Have 7 Years of Experience or Less or More Than 7 Years of Experience | Table D-24 (NCSS files) |
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| Carcinogenicity (DNA Damage) in Four Tissues (Liver, Kidney, Lung, Skin) Caused by Three Carcinogens [Benzo(a)pyrine, Dibenzo(c,g)carbazole, and Acetylaminofluorene] Administered by Three Different Routes (Topical, Oral, and Subcutaneous) | Table D-25 (NCSS files) |
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| Metabolic Rate (mL O2/kg) in Dogs Late after Three Different Methods of Eating | Table D-26 | ||
| Bacterial Counts at Four Times during the Day [Start Shift (SS), before Lunch (BL), after Lunch (AL), and End of Shift (ES)] in Two Different Groups of Operating Room Personnel: One Group Wears Same Scrubs Alll Day and the Other Puts on Fresh Scrubs Again after Lunch | Table D-27 | ||
| Leucine Oxidation (Percent Contribution to Energy Needs) in Two Groups of Rat Muscles (Untrained and Trained) under Three Different Contraction Frequencies (0, 15, and 45 tetani/min) | Table D-28 (NCSS files) |
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| Study of Sociability before and after Drinking in Alcoholics Diagnosed as Either ANtisocial Personality (ASP) or non-ASP | Table D-29 | ||
| Study of Well-Being before and after Drinking in Alcoholics Diagnosed as Either ANtisocial Personality (ASP) or non-ASP | Table D-30 | ||
| Study of Well-Being before and after Drinking in Alcoholics Diagnosed as Either ANtisocial Personality (ASP) or non-ASP (Some Data Are Missing) | Table D-31 | ||
| Muscle Soreness in Subjects Three Times (6, 18, and 24 h) after Four Bouts of Exercise | Table D-32 (NCSS files) |
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| Muscle Soreness in Subjects Three Times (6, 18, and 24 h) after Four Bouts of Exercise (Some Data Are Missing) | Table D-33 | ||
| Two Methods of Measuring Blood Flow in the Wall of the Stomach in Four Dogs | Table D-34 | ||
| Phosphatidylcholine Transport by Pulmonary Cells Bathed with Synthetic Vesicles or Natural Surfactant | Table D-35 | ||
| Mannitol Flux and Epithelial Resistance in Cultured Intestinal Cells Exposed to C. difficile Endotoxin | Table D-36 | ||
| Heart Beat Interval and Systemic Arterial Pressure in Dogs Anesthetized with .5% Halothane | Table D-37 | ||
| Heart Beat Interval and Systemic Arterial Pressure in Dogs Anesthetized with 2.0% Halothane | Table D-38 | ||
| Feeding Characteristic W and Dietary Protein as Fraction of Total Available Energy | Table D-39 | ||
| Feeding Characteristic F and Dietary Protein as Fraction of Total Available Energy | Table D-40 | ||
| Feeding Characteristic F and Dietary Protein as Fraction of Total Available Energy (Alternative Data Set) | Table D-41 | ||
| Occurance of SIDS and Characteristics of Infants | Table D-42 | ||
| Risk Factors Associated with ARDS in Critically Ill Patients | Table D-43 | ||
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