Theobald, Chris - Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland, University of Edinburgh

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Theobald, Chris - Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland, University of Edinburgh

Rangeland Ecol Manage 60:125135 | March 2007 Assessment of Expert Opinion: Seasonal Sheep Preference
Calibration of Quantitative PCR Assays A. M. I. Roberts, C. M. Theobald, and M. McNeil
Algorithms for generating design sequences The algorithm described in Appendix 1 of Nonyane and Theobald (2007) is intended for
UNCORRECTED 2 Multiplicative models for combining information from several
Estimation of economically optimum seed rates for winter wheat from series of trials
Exposure Assessment for Pesticide Intake from Multiple Food Products : A Bayesian
Design sequences for sensory studies: Achieving balance for carry-over and position effects
Calibration of Quantitative PCR Assays A. M. I. Roberts, C. M. Theobald, and M. McNeil
Design sequences for sensory studies: Achieving balance for carry-over and position effects
UNCORRECTED 2 Multiplicative models for combining information from several
Rangeland Ecol Manage 60:125135 | March 2007 Assessment of Expert Opinion: Seasonal Sheep Preference
Algorithms for generating design sequences The algorithm described in Appendix 1 of Nonyane and Theobald (2007) is intended for
Exposure Assessment for Pesticide Intake from Multiple Food Products : A Bayesian
Estimation of economically optimum seed rates for winter wheat from series of trials
A hierarchical Bayesian mixture model for repeated dietary records Chris Theobald a,b,
Group Testing, the Pooled Hypergeometric Distribution and Estimating Numbers of Defectives in Small Populations