Data Interpretation and Inference in Nutritional Studies

Authors

  • Muneeba Shakir Author
  • Ayesha Shamas Author
  • Aqsa Bibi Author
  • Amna Afzal Author
  • Ume Laiba Author

Keywords:

Data, Nutrition, Status, Inclusion, Interpretation

Abstract

We'll discuss potentially revolutionary new patterns and data interpretation in the article about nutritional studies. This abstract provides an overview of this recent trend and a fundamental understanding of the concepts of confidence intervals (CIs), Type I & II, P-values, point estimates, and data interpretation. Baseline nutritional status, establishing acceptable groups, inclusion criteria, regulatory permissions, and reporting requirements, primary analysis of viral NGS data, data integration, and batch effect, are some of the particular issues and considerations specific to this profession. Clinical nutrition research is still crucial for developing dietary recommendations and enhancing public health, despite these obstacles. Researchers can improve the caliber and significance of their investigations by taking those variables into account

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Published

2024-07-12

How to Cite

Muneeba, S., Ayesha, S., Aqsa, B., Amna, A., & Ume, L. (2024). Data Interpretation and Inference in Nutritional Studies. Scientific Research Timelines Journal, 2(5), 80-82. https://scientificrtj.com/index.php/srtj/article/view/19

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