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Create a Grouped data table. Format the table either for entry of replicate values into subcolumns, or for entry of mean, SD (or SEM) and n (Paired tests will ...

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Choose how to plot error bars. Select SD, SEM, 95% CI, or range. Your style choice will determine which options below you can use. Since it rarely makes sense ...

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•Row means with SD or SEM. •Multiple t tests - one per row. Example of a grouped table. data col4. Notes: •Unlike other programs, Prism does not use separate ...

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The distinction between SD and SEM, and when to display each. •The advantages of reporting confidence intervals. •The most common misunderstanding about P ...

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Repeat steps 4 and 5 until the weighted sum-of-squares no longer changes. If you enter data as mean, n and SD or SEM, Prism obtains the same results as if you ...

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If so, showing what error value (SD, SEM, Range, ...)? The choices available here depend on what kind of graph you have chosen (XY, Column, Grouped, etc ...

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If you entered replicate Y values (or mean with SD or SEM) Prism interchanges X and Y by putting the mean Y value into the X column. Information about the ...

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When entering raw data, simply leave a blank spot in the table to denote missing values. If you enter averaged data, you must enter the mean, N and SD (or SEM) ...

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... SD (or SEM), and n. If your data are unbalanced, it is impossible to calculate precise results from data entered as mean, SD (or SEM), and n. Instead, Prism ...

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Prism can plot error bars automatically. You can also choose to enter data where the mean and SD (or SEM) have already been calculated. In this case, if you ...

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