Influence of statistical methods on lower limits of dose estimation in biological dosimetry

The assessment of the lower dose limits is a central part of biological dosimetry and the applied statistical methods have a strong influence on the interpretation of the results. Simulations enable comparisons between methods and provide important information for the harmonization and standardization of the uncertainty assessment.

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International Journal of Radiation Biology
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2024-12-16
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https://doi.org/10.1080/09553002.2024.2440870
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Radiation Effects and Dosimetry
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Influence of statistical methods on lower limits of dose estimation in biological dosimetry

Elizabeth A. Ainsbury, David Endesfelder, Ursula Oestreicher, Martin Bucher
International Journal of Radiation Biology
Radiation Effects and Dosimetry
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Influence of statistical methods on lower limits of dose estimation in biological dosimetry

Elizabeth A. Ainsbury, David Endesfelder, Ursula Oestreicher, Martin Bucher
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Abstract

The assessment of the lower dose limits is a central part of biological dosimetry and the applied statistical methods have a strong influence on the interpretation of the results. Simulations enable comparisons between methods and provide important information for the harmonization and standardization of the uncertainty assessment.

International Journal of Radiation BiologyVol. 101(2)
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