Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Para el analisis de los resultados se llevo a cabo un ANOVA factorial mixto.....
English translation:
mixed factorial anova
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Lucy Breen
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Spanish term
Para el analisis de los resultados se llevo a cabo un ANOVA factorial mixto.....
Spanish to English
Science
Mathematics & Statistics
Results of experiment
Results of an experiemnt in which groups of rats were given / or deprived of sugar solution.
Although I have found the term "mixed factorial ANOVA" I am struggling with the meaning of this sentence (I am not a scientist / statistician).
As I understand it, ANOVA is the model of analysis used to analyse the results and "mixto" refers to the fact that there are amongst-subject variables and also repeated measures variables.
However I am not confident I can accurately rework this sentence:
"Para el analisis de los resultados se llevo a cabo un ANOVA factorial mixto 4x2x2x2 del numero de mililtros consumidos..."
Any help greatly appreciated
Although I have found the term "mixed factorial ANOVA" I am struggling with the meaning of this sentence (I am not a scientist / statistician).
As I understand it, ANOVA is the model of analysis used to analyse the results and "mixto" refers to the fact that there are amongst-subject variables and also repeated measures variables.
However I am not confident I can accurately rework this sentence:
"Para el analisis de los resultados se llevo a cabo un ANOVA factorial mixto 4x2x2x2 del numero de mililtros consumidos..."
Any help greatly appreciated
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4 +5 | mixed factorial anova | Samantha Cook |
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mixed factorial anova
Mixed factorial anova is the correct translation. For the whole sentence, you could use something like this: The data were analyzed using a 4x2x2x2 mixed factorial anova on the number of milliliters consumed...
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Some sample references using the terminology below
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Thanks Samantha |
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