Total 120 100 Table 3: Survey responses to the question of the following best ‘Which describes your primary area of research?’ Which of the following best describes Total population your primary area of research? f % Stem cell science 37 30.8 Biomedical science 20 16.7 Molecular biology 2 1.67 Genetics 3 2.50 Biochemistry 10 8.33 Other 22 18.3 Structural biology 4 3.33 Microbiology 5 4.17 Physiology 2 1.67 Evolutionary biology 1 0.83 Medicine 14 11.7 Total 120 100 Table 4: Survey responses of the total population and subpopulations to the question: you ever seen a patent document?’ and chi-squared test results ‘Have for paired subpopulations Have you ever Stem PhD Students Part Not Total seen a patent part document? Valid Yes 6 36 32 8 (25.0) 24 13 42 (60.0) (50.0) (74.4) (100) (26.0) (51.2) No 4 36 11 24 (75.0) 37 40 (40.0) (50.0) (25.6) (74.0) (48.8) 10 72 43 32 24 50 82 Missing 27 11 16 10 38 Total 37 83 59 42 24 50 120 Chi2 value 0.351 (1 cell <5, 18.0 35.5 25%, min 4.88) Significance N/A 0.000 0.000
Total 120 100 Table 3: Survey responses to the question ‘Which of the following best describes your primary area of research?’ Which of the following best describes your primary area of research? Total population f % Stem cell science 37 30.8 Biomedical science 20 16.7 Molecular biology 2 1.67 Genetics 3 2.50 Biochemistry 10 8.33 Other 22 18.3 Structural biology 4 3.33 Microbiology 5 4.17 Physiology 2 1.67 Evolutionary biology 1 0.83 Medicine 14 11.7 Total 120 100 Table 4: Survey responses of the total population and subpopulations to the question: ‘Have you ever seen a patent document?’ and chi-squared test results for paired subpopulations Have you ever seen a patent document? Stem PhD Students Part Not part Total Valid Yes 6 (60.0) 36 (50.0) 32 (74.4) 8 (25.0) 24 (100) 13 (26.0) 42 (51.2) No 4 (40.0) 36 (50.0) 11 (25.6) 24 (75.0) 37 (74.0) 40 (48.8) 10 72 43 32 24 50 82 Missing 27 11 16 10 38 Total 37 83 59 42 24 50 120 Chi2 value 0.351 (1 cell <5, 25%, min 4.88) 18.0 35.5 Significance N/A 0.000 0.000
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