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Practical recommendations for statistical analysis and data presentation in Biochemia Medica journal (CROSBI ID 246145)

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Šimundić, Ana-Maria Practical recommendations for statistical analysis and data presentation in Biochemia Medica journal // Biochemia medica, 22 (2012), 1; 15-23

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Šimundić, Ana-Maria

engleski

Practical recommendations for statistical analysis and data presentation in Biochemia Medica journal

The aim of this article is to highlight practical recommendations based on our experience as reviewers and journal editors and refer to some most common mistakes in manuscripts submitted to Biochemia Medica. One of the most important parts of the article is the Abstract. Authors quite often forget that Abstract is sometimes the first (and only) part of the article read by the readers. The article Abstract must therefore be comprehensive and provide key results of your work. Problematic part of the article, also often neglected by authors is the subheading Statistical analysis, within Materials and methods, where authors must explain which statistical tests were used in their data analysis and the rationale for using those tests. They also need to make sure that all tests used are listed under Statistical analysis section, as well as that all tests listed are indeed used in the study. When writing Results section there are several key points to keep in mind, such as: are results presented with adequate precision and accurately ; is descriptive analysis appropriate ; is the measure of confidence provided for all estimates ; if necessary and applicable, are correct statistical tests used for analysis ; is P value provided for all tests, etc. Especially important is not to make any conclusions on the causal relationship unless the study is an experiment or clinical trial. We believe that the use of the proposed checklist might increase the quality of the submitted work and speed up the peer-review and publication process for published articles.

biostatistics, errors, data analysis, research ethics

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Podaci o izdanju

22 (1)

2012.

15-23

objavljeno

1330-0962

1846-7482

Povezanost rada

Temeljne medicinske znanosti, Kliničke medicinske znanosti

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