The use of death-rates as a measure of hygienic conditions / by John Brownlee.

  • Brownlee, John, 1868-1927.
Date:
1922
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    Section VIII. J9. Pearson, K., and Tocher, J. F.: ‘On Criteria for the Existence of Differential Death-rates, Biometnka, 1915-17, 11, 159 20. Ogle : loc. cit. No. 8. 2L Kisfts! : ‘0n the ^increase °f cancer’*»■ 22. De Moivre : Doctrine of Chances, 2nd ed., London, 1738, p. 213, Problem 72. Section IX. 23. Farr, W. : loc. cit. No. 11, p. clviii. ^ part SMP: ^ 6“ Amml Rep0H °ttU ***»- 2o. Annual Report of the London County Council, 1912. Vol. iii, Section XIII. 26- EP^miology °f Phthisis in Great Britain and Ireland, Medical Research Council, Special Report Series, No. 46, 1920, p. 14. Section XIV. 27. Pearson, K., and Tocher, J. F. : loc. cit. No. 19. Section XVI. 28. Maynard, G. D.^: ‘ A Statistical Study in Cancer Death-rates,’ Biormtriha, 29' GTe=i >anCm4ri4. ‘s?6 EeIati0n betWeen °“““ 30' ^l^beto’Death.iaW m&Tn. m.“ Cd ” C*nCer ’“d Printed under the authority of Ills Majesty’s Stationery Office by Frederick Hall, at the University Press, Oxford