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COMPARISON OF MEAN DREDGED SEDIMENT BIOACCUMULATION WITH ACTION LEVEL:
UPPER CONFIDENCE LIMITS (UCL) WHEN VARIANCES ARE UNEQUAL
UCL
MINIMUM
TREATMENT
MEAN
(UNEQUAL
T VALUE FOR
SIGNIFICANT
GROUP
BIOACCUMULATION VARIANCES) VARIANCE (1-ALPHA=.95,N-1) N DIFFERENCE
SEDIMENT 1
0.212
0.26816
.00347
2.13185
5
0.056161
SEDIMENT 2
0.190
0.26745
.00660
2.13185
5
0.077454
SEDIMENT 3
0.130
0.19501
.00465
2.13185
5
0.065013
POWER TO DETECT % DECREASE IN CONCENTRATION BELOW
ACTION LEVEL OF 0.2 ug/g GIVEN N, MSE AND DF SHOWN ABOVE
% DECREASE
BELOW
MEAN DREDGED
T VALUE
ACTION
SEDIMENT
FOR
POWER
LEVEL
BIOACCUMULATION
D
(1-BETA,DF) (1-BETA)
10
0.18
0.02
-1.01680
0.16219
20
0.16
0.04
-0.28772
0.38863
30
0.14
0.06
0.44136
0.66757
40
0.12
0.08
1.17045
0.87052
50
0.10
0.10
1.89953
0.96216
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