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This chapter presents the approximations, calculations and methods that require the use of statistical modelling. Special attention is devoted to the analysis of chemical pollution near a nuclear power plant which can induce cell damages or imitate the dependence of the distribution parameters on the average daily fallout. Eight topics will be discussed: Methods of approximation; Approximations of pea seeds distributions on the number of cells with abnormalities irradiated in the laboratory; Sample of the calculation of the synergic coefficient; Approximations of distributions for plantain seeds growing near a nuclear power plant; Analysis of the correlations of seed mortality (1 − S) and parameters of the plantain seed distributions on the numbers of proliferated and abnormal cells with contamination of chemical pollutions in soil; Statistical modelling of the occurrence frequency of cells with abnormalities in blood lymphocytes of individuals.
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Korogodina, V.L., Florko, B.V., Osipova, L.P. (2013). Applications. In: Radiation-Induced Processes of Adaptation. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-6630-3_8
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