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Revision as of 14:03, 3 June 2013
This first graphics display the viral load of four patients with hepatitis C who start a treatment at time $t=0$.
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This second example involves weight data of rats, measured over 14 weeks in a setting of a sub-chronic toxicity study linked to Genetically Modified corn.
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Here, the data are fluorescence intensities measured over time during a cellular biology experiment.
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Repeated measurements are not necessarily functions of time. For example, we may be interested in corn production as a function of fertilizer quantity.
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