Arbeitszeiten von Professorinnen und Professoren in Deutschland 2016
[Workload of German professors in 2016]
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Gesamt- und Teilarbeitszeiten; Universitätsprofessoren und -professorinnen; Frequentistisch und Bayesianisch; Prognoseintervall;All these keywords.
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