跳远教学的回归分析

用回归分析方法对大学男女生跳远成绩与身体素质的关系进行了统计运算、逐步筛选并建立回归方程。其结果与男生跳远成绩相关的主要因素是 5 0m跑和原地纵跳 ;女生则为 5 0m跑和立定跳远。     

世界体育强国的竞争格局与我国<奥运争光计划>的实施

采用文献资料、数理统计及综合分析法 ,针对第 2 7届奥运会获金牌前 8名国家所获金牌项目进行统计 ,对比分析各个国家竞技体育强项的分布 ,旨在为加强我国奥运项目发展提供依据。结果表明 :我国的传统优势项目再度显示了强大的威力 ,基础大项和水上项目仍是我们的薄弱环节。     

Impact of end-user search training on pharmacy students: a four-year follow-up study.

The Alfred Taubman Medical Library at the University of Michigan has offered instruction in online literature searching to third-year pharmacy students as a component of the course "Drug Information and Scientific Literature Evaluation" since 1983. In the spring of 1989, a follow-up study was conducted to assess the impact of instruction on four classes of graduates. Of a pool of 151 graduates, 90 (60%) responded to a mailed questionnaire on their use of information and computerized literature searching. The respondents were divided into four subgroups: end-user searchers, users of intermediaries, end users who used intermediaries, and those who did not use computerized literature search systems. Seventy-two percent of the respondents used some type of computerized literature searching, and 42% performed their own searches. The four subgroups differed in general computer use, familiarity with MEDLINE search terminology, information use, reasons for using or not using literature searching, and characteristics of searches (i.e., type, time frame, amount, and frequency). Training in end-user search systems appears to have had an impact on the continued use of computerized literature searching several years after the formal educational program.     

Exporting the American (information) revolution: the international impact of the National Library of Medicine

The National Library of Medicine has had an enormous impact on health information services all over the world. Although NLM is primarily a national institution, it has become an important international resource by responding to requests from the international community. NLM has been influential in three major ways. First, NLM has provided a model for other national and regional health information services. Second, it has been a catalyst, in that MEDLARS and other services it provides formed the nucleus of many regional networks. NLM helped such networks get started by giving advice on how to set up services and build collections and by "training the trainers" on the MEDLARS system. Third, NLM has supported national and regional operations by providing the additional training and materials needed for day-to-day service.