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If you've just renewed your Prism subscription license, and you (or your users if it's a group license) still see an expiration warning when you try to use ...

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Using this equation, we can plug in any number in the range of our dataset for glucose and estimate that person's glycosylated hemoglobin level. For instance, a ...

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Submit your request at help.graphpad.com, and be sure to include your Prism serial number, the version of Prism you are using, and the file attachment. We ...

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This is an important problem, and there are a number of ways to deal with it (such as averaging the pseudo-replicates before analyzing the data). If your ...

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When should I use ANOVA? If your response variable is numeric, and you're looking for how that number differs across several categorical groups, then ANOVA is ...

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Generate random integers. Create a table of random numbers with 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 columns and rows. Randomly select each value within this range.

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The answer to this question depends on the type of Prism Plan that you have. That FAQ contains a full written overview of the different plans available, ...

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The idea. When comparing many concentration-response curves (or dose-response curves) run with a small number of doses (concentrations), it is not always ...

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In this position, all the colors look black! You'll need to move that slider up. •Enter a color by entering three numbers representing HSL or RGB. With Windows ...

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After clicking Create, the XY table will be shown and the data can be entered (as shown below). If you need to change the number of replicate subcolumns, click ...

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