Inverurie and the Earldom of the Garioch; A Topographical and Historical Account of the Garioch From the Earliest Times to the Revolution Settlement

Major Issues in Education Policy for Schools in England and Wales, 1979 onwards

National School Policy (1996)

Fifty Years of Progress

Cryogenic Engineering

A Friend for Molly

Hittite Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago Volume P, fascicle 3 (pattar to putkiya-)

An examination of the Catholic references in the works of Gertrud Leutenegger

Momentary Peace

&#8220;The pithy and playful text will make for an energetic readaloud, even a high-voltage early entry in a bedtime sequence that ramps down to something more soothing. This could also be used at home with appropriate weapons to hand for kids determined to go to boppage town.&#8221;&#160;

Tiny Barbarian

Les Brigands Et Bandits Célèbres (Éd.1845)

MODERNIZING CHINA

"Written in a clear, direct style." -- Reference & User Services Quarterly

The International Handbook of Electronic Commerce

Sondervermögen des Bundes

A Chick’s Guide to Getting to Know the Baby in Your Belly

Postcards from the Bump

The Rise of Racial Individualism in Midcentury America

From Power to Prejudice

"Dr. Almonroeder is uniquely qualified to author a text on applied research as it relates to the rehabilitation professions. As a practicing clinician, researcher, and faculty member, he has the rare ability to describe the complexities of research and statistics in a relevant and understandable way to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice."

Nathan Short, PhD, OTD, OTR/L, CHT, Huntington University, USA

Advanced Statistics for Physical and Occupational Therapy

The Paradox of Power, Co-optation and Resistance

Gender, Islam, Nationalism and the State in Aceh

Meanings and Situations (Rle Social Theory)

As Also Several Very Interesting Private Anecdotes of

Memoirs of Peter Henry Bruce, Esq., a Military Officer in the Services of Prussia, Russia & Great Britain, Containing an Account of His Travels in Germany, Russia, Tartary, Turkey, the West Indies Etc

Ethics in Technology DANTES/DSST Test Study Guide

Advanced Indium Arsenide-Based HEMT Architectures for Terahertz Applications

'Harper effortlessly draws the reader into an unfamiliar time, bringing alive the characters and their motivations'

Black River

'Dallen Timothy and Jeanne Kay Guelke have thrown open the door to the once derided study of genealogy in geographical investigations. While others have explored personal pasts, the authors of this edited volume offer a nuanced and critical view of how we can gain new insight into past geographies through genealogical records. They examine a host of technologies that offer new means to track people, families, and groups through time and space. Additionally, they offer a penetrating examination of genealogy as a cultural practice with a geography of its own.' Craig E. Colten, Louisiana State University, USA   'Geography and Genealogy: Locating Personal Pasts is a wonderful book that provides a fascinating introduction to the complex relationships between Geography, Genealogy, and Family History.  This book takes readers on a journey to understand how geographical research skills can inform the pursuit of family history, and also how understanding family history as a cultural practice can in turn generate new insights about society amongst geographers.  The editors have chosen an excellent set of contributors and produced a superb collection of essays to guide us on this journey.  In doing so, they provide us with a great set of critical geographies to better know genealogy and geography.'    Lawrence D. Berg, University of British Columbia, Canada   'Overall, Geography and Genealogy opens a new door to researchers in geography and cognate disciplines, by presenting a range of innovative and captivating theories, methodologies and practices that incorporate family history and genealogy into the study of space and place, at various temporal and spatial scales.' Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design   'While Geography and Genealogy testifies to the subversive power of genealogical research it is subversive in its own right: far from being abandoned as a source of identity, heritage, rescaled and reorganized, plays powerful roles within the post-modern condition. In addition this book informs an interested group of Anglo-American searchers with desires for personal histories and the transformative experiences this can trigger about the potential of geography and GIS in genealogical research. In the broader effort to develop GIS in academic and expert public history and heritage work, Geography and Genealogy contributes an engaging sense of personal involvement with mapping from the bottom up.' New Zealand Geographer

Locating Personal Pasts

Geography and Genealogy

Activating God's Power in Warren: Overcome and Be Transformed by Accessing God's Power

"The two authors are well-respected statisticians with numerous publications in BE and broad pharmaceutical industry experience. … The book is written in plain language and statistics is presented with minimum mathematical proof, which makes it a great introduction and reference for statisticians and clinical pharmacologists. With case studies and associated SAS and R codes included in the book and website, both statisticians and clinical pharmacologists will find this book helpful in understanding the context to use a method and implementing the ready-to-use codes. Particularly, each chapter begins with an interesting real-life story of the authors working as statisticians in the pharmaceutical industry, which makes the reading delightful. …In summary, Bioequivalence and Statistics in Clinical Pharmacology, Second Edition, provides an update on regulatory recommendations, statistical methods, and applications in clinical pharmacology and BE studies to support drug product development. With its inclusion of SAS and R codes, this book will be a valuable reference for pharmaceutical scientists, statisticians, and regulators working in these areas."—Wangjie Sun and Wenlei Jiang, US Food and Drug Administration, in Journal of the American Statistical Association, January 2018
"This book is a second edition of the authors’ take on the concepts and methods in the analysis and design of bioequivalence studies, supported by references to regulation authorities’ guidelines ... The authors are working in the pharmaceutical industry and therefore bring a view from the inside compared to the other reference work in the field by academics … Throughout the book, different examples with data and codes are provided both showing and not showing bioequivalence to facilitate the learning process. … To conclude, this book covers efficiently the statistical methods of bioequivalence testing and their many applications in clinical pharmacology. Furthermore, the dense reference list provides a helpful guide for the reader to go in deeper details on topics of interest."—Julie Bertrand, Faculté de Médecine Bichat, IAME, in Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics, May 2017

"The first edition of Bioequivalence and Statistics in Clinical Pharmacology was a classic text book for researchers and statisticians in the field of clinical pharmacology and pharmaceutical industry. This new second edition is a timely update with the inclusion of new areas such as adaptive bioequivalence trials, scaled average bioequivalence testing, and vaccine trials. This is one of few books in the literature with the focus on statistical issues in clinical pharmacology and bioequivalence. The topics it covers are critical for understanding the pharmacology of an investigational drug, and are becoming increasingly important in the era of precision medicine. The book is just as well structured as the first edition, in an accessible, thorough, and clear manner. Case studies and associated SAS code included in the book are extremely helpful. In summary, the book is a most welcome addition to the collection of pharmaceutic statisticians and researchers in clinical pharmacology." —Liang Fang, Director of Biostatistics, Gilead Sciences Inc.
"Bioequivalence and Statistics in Clinical Pharmacology, Second Edition, provides readers with a statistical background of bioequivalence and presents several special topics in clinical pharmacology. This second edition contains updated and extended discussions of these topics and includes new chapters on adaptive bioequivalence studies, scaled average bioequivalence, and vaccine trials. The book’s presentation is comprehensive and clear, and is complimented by numerous illustrations, examples, and computer programs with data analyses. Scientists and practitioners working in industry, regulatory authorities, and academia will find this book useful, interesting, and enjoyable due to the delightful and instructive stories featured in the introductions of each chapter, the various important and relevant topics covered by these chapters, and the informative and practical technical appendices."—Laszlo Endrenyi, Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto
Praise for the First Edition:
"… the book provides a good introduction to common uses of statistics in early phases of the drug development process by using a good mix of technical detail, intuitive understanding and factual knowledge. … personal accounts together with the numerous real data examples which are accompanied by SAS code for analysis and the opportunity to download the data to gain first-hand experience are the best features of the book. … the authors did a fine job in providing an introduction to statistics in the early stages of the drug development process. The availability of real example data allows the reader to engage himself easily in the topic and the long experience of the authors ensures that many different aspects of pharmacological studies are discussed."—Thomas Jaki, Lancaster University, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Series A, 2010
"I really enjoyed reading this book. Each chapter includes an excellent introduction based on Scott Patterson's experience working as a biometrician. This will especially be of interest to young statisticians starting their career in the pharmaceutical industry. Therefore, I strongly recommend this book to all pharmaceutical statisticians to learn more of the challenging statistical problems being generated in drug development. In addition, the presented material provides a springboard for all scientists from academia who are looking to do research in this area of medical applications."—Dieter Haushcke, Biometrics, September, 2006
"The authors formulate bioequivalence exhaustively and clearly. … Given the background of the authors, they constitute a key piece of social information in understanding the context in which clinical pharmacology research develops within the pharmaceutical industry."—Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics

Bioequivalence and Statistics in Clinical Pharmacology

Die ethische Dimension personalwissenschaftlicher Forschung

Personalethik

Video Games in East Asia

Transnational Contexts of Culture, Gender, Class, and Colonialism in Play

'Museums have changed profoundly over the last twenty years, and one of the most vital symptoms and drivers of change has been the engagement of contemporary artists with them. Artists' interventions have been predictably controversial and much debated. It is time for a more balanced analysis and this book offers one, along with an overview of the distinctive and important history of contemporary engagement with institutions in Australia.' Nicholas Thomas, University of Cambridge, UK  ’Informed by, but going beyond the perspectives of institutional critique and the new museology, Australian Artists in the Contemporary Museum throws welcome light on the distinctive forces shaping contemporary Australian art practices: the legacies of colonialism, Indigenous art practices, and feminist interventions. It also rescues questions concerning the relations between art practices and museums from the narrowing horizons of art history by exploring the political interventions that Australian artists have made across the museum sector as a whole, rather than just art museums. An important and timely book.’ Tony Bennett, University of Western Sydney, Australia

Inverurie and the Earldom of the Garioch; A Topographical and Historical Account of the Garioch From the Earliest Times to the Revolution Settlement

Autor:

Verlag:

Sprache:

CHF 43.90

Bewertungen