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All data sets except A,D,G, and J. Here is an example. It fits column A to a model that defines total binding and column B to a model ...

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Some programs move points up or down a bit to make the graph look nicer, but this means that the Y values are only approximately correct.

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... D) Diff = ABS(FractionInTopRow - FractionInBottomRow) P = (A + C) / (A + B + C + D) SEofDiff = Sqrt[P * (1 - P) * (1/(A + B) + 1/(C + D))] UpperCI = Diff + ...

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... D drive. You won't notice the problem if your computer does not have a D: drive, or if it is a fast (solid state) drive. If you have a slow computer with a slow ...

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•The percent of observed 1s correctly classified = (D/(C+D))*100. •The ... Sensitivity = D/(C+D). Specificity = A/(A+B). Prism reports these in the ...

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Even so, you won't get a 'significant' result in every experiment. A, B, C and D represent numbers of comparisons, so the sum of A+B+C+D equals the total number ...

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The table below shows the equations used to compute the q or t ratio from the difference between two means (D) and the standard error of that difference (SED) ...

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This distance is reported as Kolmogorov-Smirnov D. The P value is computed from this maximum distance between the cumulative frequency distributions, accounting ...

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D. C+D. Total. A+C. B+D. A+B+C+D. The top row represents the results of comparisons where the null hypothesis is true -- the treatment really doesn't work ...

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... D/SED. For the Tukey test, q=sqrt(2)*D/SED. Because of these different definitions, the two q values cannot be usefully compared. The only reason to look at ...

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