Bertram K. C. Chan Libri

The book focuses on the application of biostatistics to summarize human genetic epidemiology, utilizing the R programming language for analysis. It provides readers with practical tools and techniques to interpret genetic data, emphasizing the integration of statistical methods in understanding genetic influences on health. Through clear examples and methodologies, it aims to enhance the reader's ability to analyze and visualize complex genetic information effectively.

Simultaneous mass transfer with biochemical and chemical reactions is a complex subject, particular with the need to develop a clear-cut method in engineering design where these processes occur. This book provides such an approach to develop an applicable design. All known design approaches are carefully examined and compared, with emphasis on the advantages and disadvantages in the selection of design methods. This involves carefully stating, comparing and assessing the theoretical basis of each design model. Carefully developed Existence and Uniqueness Theorems for the general design model are developed and established; step-by-step design guidelines provided.