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Question 33: Describe the economical content of the cumulative frequency if you analyze the series The economical content of cumulative frequencies if examined in series gives the total sum of all the frequencies displayed in a table for data analysis of samples. Moreover, when the series are accurate, one can tell the sequence of the data as it appears in the worksheet and derives conclusions from the primary variables.

Question 38: Explain the economical and statistical content of the components of following regression equation.

Y intercept is the value of the depreciative variance explained using the alpha constant. Moreover, Y is considered as the value of two or more independent variables for observation. The € ...

Abstract

When an organization has cash inflows and outflows of foreign nature, the cash forecast for every currency will help during the identification of the currency exposures. The format of the estimation should allow the users to determine the balance for every currency and whether there is a growing shortage or extra money over time based on reasonable cash flows. The increasing gaps between the cash inflows and outflows may need hedging, and the cash flows that offset over time represents the issue of timing effectively. The management of foreign exchange transaction can be achieved through the offsetting transactions to ...

Introduction

The invention of mobile phones aimed at developing gadgets that could connect wirelessly to the public network. Communication through radio calls started some decades ago and was popular even during the 2nd World War. However, the use of wireless, portable, devices that can connect to a standard telephony network is much recent. Ideally, the first handheld telephone was launched by Motorola in 1973 (O’Shea, 2009). The first wireless, handheld gadgets were hardly portable, had a short talk time and took long to charge fully. Evidently, the first devices were less efficient compared to modern mobile phones. Various engineers ...

Ray WA, Chung CP, Murray KT, Hall K, Stein C. Prescription of Long-Acting Opioids and Mortality in Patients With Chronic Noncancer Pain. JAMA. 2016;315(22):2415-2423. doi:10.1001/jama.2016.7789.

Prescription of Long-Acting Opioids and Mortality in Patients With Chronic Noncancer Pain Wayne A. Ray, PhD1; Cecilia P. Chung, MD, MPH2; Katherine T. Murray, MD2,3; Kathi Hall, BS1; C. Michael Stein, MB, ChB2,3 [+] Author Affiliations JAMA. 2016;315(22):2415-2423. doi:10.1001/jama.2016.7789.

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Abstract ABSTRACT | INTRODUCTION | METHODS | RESULTS | DISCUSSION | CONCLUSIONS | ARTICLE INFORMATION | REFERENCES Importance  Long-acting opioids increase the risk of unintentional overdose deaths but also may increase ...

Research Question

The questions about health cannot be answered basing on knowledge and experience only. In other words, physiology, biochemistry and clinical experience are not enough to make conclusions about the factors that cause changes in human body. However, the medical science requires answers to numerous credible questions. The answers are obtained through statistical analysis of the vast datasets with patients’ social and medical characteristics. The larger the dataset, the more reliable are the conclusions. The dataset used for the study is based on 17 variables with 5209 observations. Therefore, the sample data can be approximated to the population data. The ...

Quantitative research article

Empirical research in bioethical journals. A quantitative analysis by Borry, P., Schotsmans, P., & Dierickx, K.

Background/Introduction

The background of the research was to analyze the nature and evolution of the published empirical research in the fields of bioethics and medical ethics (Borry et al., 2006). This was prompted by an intense debate about the relationship between the normative and empirical perceptions of bioethics. By that time, there were only two studies which had described the nature and evolution of published empirical research in the field of bioethics and ethics and this study paper had to carry more research on this ...

Introduction

Breast cancer is known as the most commonly diagnosed disease among women. It is not restricted to a single cast race or ethnicity. As compared to white women Asian women suffering from breast cancer are diagnosed at the later stages of the disease, and they also have higher death rates. Many studies are dot done on the racial differences experienced by the survival during the treatment or during diagnosis. Disparities in the breast cancer survival women could be due to inequality in the screening of breast cancer, its diagnosis, treatment and follow-up after the treatment. Research shows that how ...

Digital marketing involves the promotion of brands or products through the electronic media. It differs from the traditional marketing because it enables the company to use real time methods and channels in the analysis of marketing campaigns (SAS, 2016). Digital marketing can enable the company to know the products that have more views and the number of times these products are viewed by potential buyers. They can also determine sales conversions, the content that works, the length of time a potential buyer spends checking the advertised products, and the online content that does not work. Kitchen Garden wants to ...

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The need for gambling disorder treatment increases due to the growth of the gaming operations in the United States of America and globally, there is a rise in recognition of clinical investigators together with the creation of awareness among the public to be able to assess gambling symptoms and its harmful consequences on the lives and overall function of gamblers. In this effort to recognize and ameliorate the symptoms of gambling, instruments were created to identify the severity of the gambling symptoms and also any changes that are reflected due to changes from treatment. In empirical research, a variety ...

Summary

In the ever-growing business world, competition has become so stiff, hence requiring one to be an analytic competitor. To use sophisticated data collection methods, employ decision makers and make analytics part of their competitive strategy. To become an analytic competitor, several ideas must be put into practice. These include championing analytics from the top, creating a Single analytic initiative, focusing attention on analytics effort, establishing an analytics culture, hiring the right people, and using the correct technology (Davenport, 2006). As part of their dominant strategy, analytic competitors have coordinated ways such as having their top positions in the company ...

Strategic, tactical, and operational plans

Strategic planning involves making decisions that are coupled with the big business picture. The decisions made are usually future-oriented. The decisions that are made in the strategic planning are numerous in number. It includes decisions such as the enterprise venture in which to be entered into. The vision and the business identity are also defined in these plans. Definition on how the business will compete as well as what the business stands for in the local and global perspective is identified. Statement of intent is what most corporations define as a capture of business strategy. Tactical plans in most ...

Introduction

Taxicab geometry is a better idealized model for urban geography as compared to Euclidean geometry. This is very applicable in urban planning where distances within the roads are divided within rigid blocks and the shortest distance cannot be the hypotenuse. This is very helpful in establishing the shortest distance between any two points. ( Surhome, Timpledon & Susan). Geometry can be traced back over 2000 years. This is solely refers to Euclidean geometry introduced by Euclid. A German mathematician Hermann Miknowski proposed taxicab geometry. He had the proposition that distances in taxicab geometry is different than in Euclidean geometry. His ...