Values in Time 1) 70.3, 72.2, 81.5
Values in Time 2) 64.5,72.5,69,78
We measured separately value 67.3 (measured in µmol/l). What is
P(X > 67.3µmol/l) where X denotes biomarker value in µmol/l from
the data? You can use approximative normality from the data.
Explain also standardization.
Values in Time 1) 70.3, 72.2, 81.5 Values in Time 2) 64.5,72.5,69,78 We measured separately value...
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