CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON PSEUDO-MORBID APPEARANCES;

Empirical Processes Based on Pseudo - Observations 3

Usually, empirical distribution functions are used to estimate the theoretical distribution function of known functions (X) of the observable random variable X. In practice, many researchers are using empirical distribution functions constructed from residuals, which are estimations of a non-observable error terms in linear models. This falls under a class of more general problems in which one ...

Notes on Some Morbid Appearances in the Brain and Spinal Cord of a Lioness

from the posterior convolutions of the hemispheres, including the descending limb of the corpus callosum. Of the spinal cord, there was only a length of about three inches, including the medulla oblongata. The general characters of these portions of the nervous centres did not differ in appearance from those of the normal cord and brain in man, horse, sheep, calf, cat, and monkey, beyond what w...

Practical Observations in Surgery and Morbid Anatomy

every day. In this state, he consulted Dr. Lettsom and Mr. Heaviside. The cicatrix of the old wound exhibited nothing unusual. It was proposed that a portion of the bone should be removed by the trephine, and the operation was performed. Some serous fluid and blood escaped from between the skull and dura mater. The membrane, however, had not lost its healthy colour. Next day, the pupils of the ...

Pseudo-observations in survival analysis

Clinical Observations on Malaria

I am grateful for the opportunities I have had of associating myself in thyroid work with the late Cecil Joll, Sir Thomas Dunhill and Geoffrey Kaynes, and for the benefit derived by me from their vast experience. I wish to thank Miss E. M. Dean, Laboratory Technician to New End Hospital, for her careful compiling of statistics and records; Mr. J. E. Andrews, L.C.C. Medical Photographer and fina...