Location Replicate/ Sample name Richness Average Richness Standard Deviation Abundance Average Abundance Standard Deviation Abundance Outside Cass 8 21 Outside Cass 8 24 Outside Cass 8. 18 Outside Cass 7.714285714 0.755928946 23 23.28571429 5.219012861 Outside Cass 17 Outside Cass 6. 6| 30 Outside Cass 30 Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway 10 2 4 3 4 3.428571429 0.786795792 8.428571429 4.117326918 5 14 13 3 3 Bathroom 4 Bathroom Bathroom Bathroom 2 3 3.285714286 0.951189731 4 4.428571429 0.786795792 Bathroom 4 4 Bathroom Bathroom 6. 4 CO Location Average Richness STD Outside Cass 7.714285714 0.75592895 Hallway 3.428571429 0.78679579 Bathroom 3.285714286 0.95118973 Location Average Abundance STD Outside Cass 23.28571429 5.21901286 Hallway 8.428571429 4.11732692 Bathroom 4.428571429 0.78679579

Location Replicate/ Sample name Richness Average Richness Standard Deviation Abundance Average Abundance Standard Deviation Abundance Outside Cass 8 21 Outside Cass 8 24 Outside Cass 8. 18 Outside Cass 7.714285714 0.755928946 23 23.28571429 5.219012861 Outside Cass 17 Outside Cass 6. 6| 30 Outside Cass 30 Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway Hallway 10 2 4 3 4 3.428571429 0.786795792 8.428571429 4.117326918 5 14 13 3 3 Bathroom 4 Bathroom Bathroom Bathroom 2 3 3.285714286 0.951189731 4 4.428571429 0.786795792 Bathroom 4 4 Bathroom Bathroom 6. 4 CO Location Average Richness STD Outside Cass 7.714285714 0.75592895 Hallway 3.428571429 0.78679579 Bathroom 3.285714286 0.95118973 Location Average Abundance STD Outside Cass 23.28571429 5.21901286 Hallway 8.428571429 4.11732692 Bathroom 4.428571429 0.78679579

Case Studies In Health Information Management

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781337676908

Author:SCHNERING

Publisher:SCHNERING

Chapter7: Healthcare Statistics And Research Methods

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.19.2C

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