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I want to understand (biomedical) statistics. I'm writing a thesis in biology and I have to do statistics. I'm newbie in statistics and I have a growing number of questions... :)

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Oct 27	comment	Difference between “smart” and “clever” thank you :) That's very informative.
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Oct 27	accepted	Difference between “smart” and “clever”
Oct 27	comment	Difference between “smart” and “clever” @Unreal: thank you for the interpretation :)
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Oct 27	revised	Difference between “publicly” and “publically” Some wordings.
Oct 27	revised	Difference between “should” and “ought to” The first letter was capitalized.
Oct 27	suggested	suggested edit on Difference between “publicly” and “publically”
Oct 27	comment	Difference between “smart” and “clever” thanks for another "negative" interpretation for the positive word in virtue :)
Oct 27	comment	Difference between “smart” and “clever” @RiMMERΨ: thank you for your version, please do not erase it :)
Oct 27	comment	Difference between “smart” and “clever” @Sam: probably you're most close to the truth because when I told to a guy: "You're clever" his reaction was strange (at least without smile) as he would considered it as offensive. And then he suggested to use "smart" instead of "clever".
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Oct 21	comment	Apostrophe after a surname an example
Oct 20	comment	Apostrophe after a surname Wilcoxon's Signed-Rank Test vs this