Incompatibility of Model Specifications in GLMs: A Response to the Misclaim of Neuhaus and Jewell (2025)
Approximate solution for a malaria model using the homotopy analysis method
Stability analysis is used to evaluate sugar beet genotypes with the goal of maximizing root and white sugar yield
Existence and uniqueness of solutions to a certain Caputo fractional delay integral boundary value problem
An index for discriminating the direction of anti-sum-asymmetry for square contingency tables
Biometrical Letters is the official journal of the Polish Biometric Society, founded in 1964, now published with the financial support of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. The anonymous double-blind peer review by the two independent reviewers is applied to all the papers.
The purposes of Biometrical Letters are:
- publishing papers dealing with various aspects of the analysis and interpretation of results from biometrical experiments, using mathematical and statistical methods;
- promoting and extending the use of statistical and mathematical methods in the principal disciplines of life sciences by reporting on the development and application of these methods;
- presenting statistical and mathematical tools useful in biometry. Methodological developments should be motivated by interesting problems from life sciences, applied or applicable;
- publishing review papers and papers presenting practical use of various methods of data analysis and statistical inference.
The core of most Biometrical Letters articles is statistical inference that sets scientific or policy objectives, motivates methodological development and demonstrates the operation of new methods.
The paper should include a description of the biometrical problem and a section detailing the application of the new methodology.
The Journal welcomes the submission of manuscripts from bioscience, mathematical and statistical theory, biology, genetics, medical statistics, agriculture, forestry, ecology, environmental sciences, biometrics and clinical trials. Case studies and articles on the use and development of statistical software are also welcome.
Rejection Rate
- 20%
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