Zero avian 'flu risk from wild birds
The number of human cases of avian 'flu world-wide, attributable to wild
birds, is currently put at zero. In assessing risk, this would be the
figure, suitably scaled, that would be used to calculate human risk.
Multiplication of the numerator of a fraction by zero does not require too
much knowledge of Arithmetic to work out. An 'O' grade should be enough.
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- Re: Zero avian flu risk from wild birds
... birds, ... In assessing risk, this would be the ... Multiplication of the numerator of a fraction by zero does not require too ... catching avian flu from a wild bird. ...
(uk.environment.conservation) - Re: why and when constant values in different multivariate models
... Social Research Consultants ... birds (continuos) ... to zero, then species number must be zero, too - with no respect to ... For any social behavior, including birds', I would hesitate to assume that the relation was strictly linear. ...
(sci.stat.consult) - Re: why and when constant values in different multivariate models
... birds (continuos) ... variability of species number or bird density. ... to zero, then species number must be zero, too - with no respect to ... For any social behavior, including birds', I would hesitate to ...
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... duplicate values? ... check your Allow zero length ... Field setting properties. ... Just a wild guess. ...
(microsoft.public.access.modulesdaovba) - Re: Zero avian flu risk from wild birds
... In message, Malcolm ... figure, suitably scaled, that would be used to calculate human risk. ... Multiplication of the numerator of a fraction by zero does not require too ... And, of course, that zero includes people who regularly handle wild birds of all kinds. ...
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