Statistical tests in (A level) biology

[@rahrah7723]

Lol that " Let's talk about stats baby" right at the beginning of the video woke me up

[@inzayn1d]

fr

[@utibeimaevans629]

😂😂😭

[@awda1st94]

🤣🤣🤣naaa

[@aizakashif6491]

Explained it really well in half an hour. I understood all 3 without mixing them

[@foreveralone3224]

Thank you so much, your explanation was so was easy to follow, I thought I would never be able to understand statistical tests

[@emilym2742]

Same! It’s one of the hardest parts of biology for me

[@ZAsym]

feelin that rn

[@zaynab3503]

Wow. Thank you so much for this video. The statistical tests finally make sense now

[@LSCBiology]

yeah, stats can be tricky, glad to help.

[@FelipeTeixeiraaa]

Revising for end of years. I love you.

[@sohamvirkar802]

Tomorrow is my a level analysis biology, and untill today, i always assumed id lose 4 marks for sure in this statics thingy, but dude! Couldnt be more confidant now about those 4 marks! Thanks a lot man!

[@LSCBiology]

ah that's awesome! good luck, for tomorrow.

[@sohamvirkar802]

@@LSCBiology thanks a lot sir!✌

[@tatvashah3107]

you should be more concerned about your spelling! just joking mate

[@sounad3736]

You're the best! Thank you so much and I loved that intro.

[@ahmedhaaqilrifky3531]

The person who invented the null hypothesis must have been the most pessimistic person to have ever existed.

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart1816]

Haha, interesting outlook, although I think the basis of the null hypothesis has to do with the intrinsic nature of belief and logic itself.
The periodic table of that which is untrue, is infinite, and therefore, proving something does not exist, is a far less reasonable goal than proving something does exist.
It is better to start with the assumption that something isn't, rather than something is, because 'isn't' is intrinsically simpler than 'is'.

[@nunsense8463]

@@wolfgangamadeusmozart1816 Damn i didn't know you did science too mozart, whens the next album dropping

[@KseniiaStrelkova]

Wait do we use the word ‘significant’ in null hypothesis?

[@SabyasachiChatterjee]

Thanks !
Will wait for the next video

[@LSCBiology]

Yes just need to edit and upload. Should be today or tomorrow. Thanks for waiting!

[@amyelb3507]

Thank you! hopefully these will now come up in aqa paper 3 tomorrow !

[@petertownley-o8n]

great explanation very well presented

[@giovannipaoloboyd-trevisan752]

Thank you !! great video and explanation

[@arinarahman3758]

thanks a lot sir,it helped a lot

[@weworewhat6180]

Incredible! Thank you so much sir!

[@LSCBiology]

You're very welcome!

[@annabeljames9146]

Thank you very much for this video 🙌🙌

[@deuterium4.028]

This is a long video but respectfully, the yapping is very effective

[@inzayn1d]

you just earned a sub 🙂

[@hafsaakhtar2563]

very helpful video thank you 🙏🏽

[@Manolmao]

I love you
You saved my life

[@zozoruru213]

Hi sir, Can Chi squared test have normal distribution?

[@LSCBiology]

No. chi squared is about testing non-normal data.

[@zozoruru213]

@@LSCBiology okay thank you so much❣️🌟

[@jimbobharry2003]

Amazing video. Thank you!

[@hanamostafa5268]

thanks sooo much that was veryyy helpful :)

[@LSCBiology]

Glad it helped! Statistics should not be feared!

[@katetaylor337650]

All this is solid to remember

[@junaydrehman6686]

Could you please do videos on Module 6 like the conservation of the ecosystems that you need to know please?

[@regularman4063]

Hi Sir, in the title you stated ( A level ) are there parts that we do not need to know for AS biology ?

[@dianaal-mukhasin413]

thank you, helped me alot

[@LSCBiology]

Glad it helped!

[@pudaminigomes619]

Thank you so much sir ...........

[@LSCBiology]

You're welcome! glad you found it useful!

[@Medic704]

Thanks a lot very helpful video

[@alishalaraclark]

Such a good video thank you

[@tarekGbal]

thank you very much sir

[@Subversions]

Does this apply to CIE AL Biology Paper 5?

[@yasminh]

tysm!

[@Hayat-xj2gi]

What is the Man Whitney U test then ?

[@jasonngwa9151]

Beautiful

[@cindyhu247]

Thank you!

[@achaaveereh3457]

Thank you sooo much!

[@arinarahman3758]

carried out notes as well

[@georgeashby4852]

Cheers

[@nicolasparra4805]

Stats Baiiiiiby

[@diamondb8816]

thank u!

[@claire711-C]

just what i needed..................but how about the Simpsons Index of diversity sir

[@LSCBiology]

good suggestion.

[@terencelihambomuniale4308]

@@LSCBiology could you also do the Pearson's correlation Sir

[@LSCBiology]

@@terencelihambomuniale4308 Hello. that's not something I teach. but I did find this for you: th-cam.com/video/lVOzlHx_15s/w-d-xo.html

[@terencelihambomuniale4308]

Thanks

[@kierantaank8977]

You God

[@jamesdhanraj3048]

You look like Rohan Iyer

[@LSCBiology]

thanks?

[@jamesdhanraj3048]

@@LSCBiology this is the greatest compliment

[@RG-ri4qd]

video was great, but dont start with "lets talk about stats baby" we good?

[@LSCBiology]

Will try to avoid that in future videos.

[@Hayat-xj2gi]

lmao he gives out good energy to his video stop hating dude

[@kierantaank8977]

Dr Bhavsar Biology carry on. U give good energy

[@claire711-C]

@@kierantaank8977 cant agree more..............Dr Bhavsar please keep your vibe..........in love with it

[@dojafa1ry]

@@LSCBiology my guy, don't stop

[@charliebrett7510]

thank you!