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ROCHE, A. F.
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II.
CONSULTANT COSTS
Summary of Consultant Costs
-04
-05*
-06*
-07*
a) Dr. Elston to Yellow Springs
$811
$839
$871
$903
b) Dr. Siervogel to New Orleans
721
757
797
838
$1, 532
$1 , 596
$1, 668
$1, 741
*These estimated costs excluding consultant fees have been increased by 7%%
annually .
ELSTON, R. C.
Dr. Elston is necessary as a consultant because, almost
without exception, the genetic variables to be analysed are quantitative traits.
Primarily, we will use Elston's methods and many computer programs developed
by his group. Some of the genetic analyses will be done at the University
Computation Center at the Louisiana State University. It is important to
note also that Elston is continually improving the statistical analytic
procedures he uses; it is necessary to be completely up-to-date in regard to
these.
a). Dr. Elston to Fels Research Institute
It will be necessary for Dr. Elston to visit the Fels Research Institute once
per year for a period of two days. Dr. Elston would receive a consultation fee for
each day of the visit.
-04
-05
-06
-07
Economy air fare*
$276
$295
$316
$338
Ground transportation *
45
48
52
55
Accommodations (2 nights
@ $45) *
90
96
103
110
Consultation fees (2 days
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@ $200)
400
400
400
400
TOTAL
$811
$839
$871
$903
*These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually.
b). Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University
In addition to attendance at the meetings of investigators, Dr. Elston will
provide informal consulting services to Dr. Siervogel during a single annual visit
to Louisiana State University by Dr. Siervogel. For each annual 3 day visit by
Dr. Siervogel to Louisiana State University, Dr. Elston would be paid one day's
consulting fee.
-04
-05
-06
-07
Economy air fare *
$276
$295
$316
$338
Ground transportation *
45
48
52
55
Per diem (4 days @ $50/day )* 200
214
229
245
Consultation fee (1 day
@ $200, Dr. Elston)
200
200
200
200
TOTAL
$721
$757
$797
$838
*These estimated costs have been increased 7% annually.
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