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Multilingual IHSTAT+
This file was originaly created by John Mulhausen and then
modified in its multilingual version by Daniel Drolet et al.
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A full discussion on how to analyze and
interpret exposure monitoring data can
be found in the publication

Ignacio, J. and, Bullock, B. (editors)
A Strategy for Assessing and Managing
Occupational Exposures, 3rd Edition.
Fairfax, VA: AIHA Press, 2006
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A full discussion on how to analyze and
interpret exposure monitoring data can
Ignacio, J. and, Bullock, B. (editors)
A Strategy for Assessing and Managing
Occupational Exposures, 3rd Edition.
Industrial Hygiene Statistics
OEL
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Sample data
0.06 Descriptive statistics
0.1 Number of samples (n) 15
0.05 Maximum (max) 0.2
0.1 Minimum (min) 0.01
0.01 Range 0.19
0.09 Mean 0.0713
0.04 Median 0.07
0.2 Standard deviation (s) 0.0453
0.04 Geometric mean 0.0584
0.08 Geometric standard deviation 2.03
0.08 Percent above OEL 6.7%
0.03
0.09 Test for distribution fit
0.03 W-test of log-transformed data 0.932
0.07 Lognormal ( = 0.05) ? Yes
W-test of data 0.870
Normal ( = 0.05) ? No
Lognormal parametric statistics
Estimated Arithmetic Mean - AM est. 0.074
LCL1,95% - Land's "Exact" 0.055
UCL1,95% - Land's "Exact" 0.116
95th Percentile 0.187
UTL95%,95% 0.359
Percent above OEL 9.1%
LCL1,95% %>OEL 2.82
UCL1,95% %>OEL 23.4
Normal parametric statistics
Mean 0.0713
LCL1,95% - t statistics 0.051
UCL1,95% - t statistics 0.092
95th Percentile - Z 0.146
UTL95%,95% 0.188
Percent above OEL 4.1%
Linear Probability Plot and Least-Squares Best-Fit Line
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Linear Probability Plot and Least-Squares Best-Fit Line
Conception: John R. Mulhausen, Ph.D., CIH
modified by Daniel Drolet, IRSST
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