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This analysis can do any or all of these tree things: Handle zero concentrations differently. Zero concentrations are sometimes a problem because the logarithm ...

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The Format Graph dialog gives you a huge number of options to change the appearance of your graph. Click “Apply” to see the effect of the changes you made.

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There are a number of different ways that Prism will indicate that a confidence interval is incomplete, and they have subtly different meanings.

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You can copy any part of a results table and paste it onto a Prism graph or layout. The link will be 'live' so will be updated if you edit the data.

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On this page, there are a number of useful options to customize your profile in Prism Cloud. You can set or change your profile picture or choose a display ...

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Multiple variables data tables are different than the other types of data tables Prism creates. Because of this, the Format Data Table dialog for multiple ...

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Prism includes built-in analyses to transform or normalize your data, or to subtract (or divide by) a baseline. Prism leaves your raw data alone, and places the ...

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How to begin a Monte Carlo analysis Simulate a data table using one of Prism's simulation analyses.. Note that these simulations include random scatter, ...

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The Holm-Šídák test in Prism Prism can perform the Holm multiple comparisons test as part of several analyses: As a multiple corrections test following ...

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Prism does not offer automatic variable selection. The problem with stepwise? The problem is multiple comparisons.

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