A researcher examining patients diagnosed with sarcoidosis would like to look at trends in their inflammatory markers.
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A researcher examining patients diagnosed with sarcoidosis would like to look at trends in their inflammatory markers. The researcher would like to use a graph that can illustrate the erythrocyte sedimentation rate and the C-reactive protein level for each individual in the study and thus show the relationship between the two markers.
After creating this graph, the researcher notices one of the subjects is significantly below the trend line that the other subjects seem to follow. What might be a logical explanation for this outlier?
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An outlier in a dataset is a data point that significantly deviates from the general pattern or trend observed in the rest of the data In the context ...View the full answer
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