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The Maximal group number limits the number of observation groups (assay elements) for which the Observations editor can display data.

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Enter text to specify the signatures this document requires.

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Define a column that allows you to associate each observation with a multiline text.

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Uses the Logit regression model to estimate relative potency.

Select a different model from the drop-down list if you require.

The model is defined by the following equation:

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Uses the Probit regression model to estimate relative potency.

Select a different model from the drop-down list if you require.

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Enter a name for the Control sample.

Examples:

'Assay control', 'Control 3', 'Ctr'

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Enter a name for this column.

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Enter a name for this document.

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Enter a name for the Preparation scheme.

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Enter a name for the Test sample.

Examples:

'Preparation 1', 'Unknown 3', 'Test 2'

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Enter a name for the Standard sample.

Examples:

'Standard', 'Std', 'Reference standard'

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Enter a number to specify how many signatures this document requires.

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Enter a number to specify how many dose steps this sequence requires.

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This section allows you to modify the data table that displays observation data in the Observations editor.

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Links individual observations (measurements) to their assay elements. All observations of a group belong to the same assay element.

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Displays the Observation group ID.

When you create an assay element, a unique Observation group ID is automatically assigned. Since Observation group IDs are required to be unique within assays, we do not recommend to change them manually.

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Select how you want to obtain observation data. The following options are available from the drop-down list:

• User input: Enter data manually.
• Aggregation: Specify document references to aggregate data from documents.
• Import: Not supported.

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This section allows you to provide information on an operator. Expand the node to add or view information.

To add an Operator name or reference: Select the required option from the drop-down list, and enter the name or reference.

To assign a role to the operator: Add the Role element from the Creatable elements pane, and enter the required role.

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Enter the name of the operator.

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Select an operator document.

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Enter the significance level (alpha) for the p-value of the test. A common value is 0.05.

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Select the confidence level of the potency confidence interval. A common value is 95%.

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Enter a single predilution factor. The calculation uses the reciprocal value (1 / Predilution factor).

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Select this option if you want to provide predilution factors directly. To add a Predilution factor: Double-click Predilution factor in the Creatable elements pane. When the assays are analyzed, a final predilution factor is calculated by multiplying all predilution factors entered here.

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Assign a Preparation scheme to this assay element. Preparation schemes define dilution sequences, absolute potencies, and predilution settings of assay elements.

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This section allows you to define a Preparation scheme. Preparation schemes contain settings on dose sequence, absolute potency, and predilution factors. Expand the node to add or view information.

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This section allows you to set up multiple Preparation schemes to define doses and dimensions of your treatments. Expand the node to add or view information.

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Change settings to adjust display of data plots for the probability fit.

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Change settings to adjust display of full models for the probability fit.

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Change settings to adjust display of restricted models for the probability fit.

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Select a Property key to identify the data to be aggregated.

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Select the key of the document property you want to use. Only documents in which an element has this property key will be considered for the import.

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Select the key of the document property you want to use. The key specifies which data element of the linked document is to be imported into this document.

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Select the key of the section property you want to use. Only documents in which an element has this property key will be considered for the import.

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Select the key of the section property you want to use. The key specifies which data element of the linked document is to be imported into this document.

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Select a Property scope from the drop-down list.

The following options are available to specify the source of the aggregated property:

• Document
• Section

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This section allows you to provide information on a reagent. Expand the node to add or view information.

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Enter the reagent batch or lot number, a combination of numbers, letters, and/or symbols. It identifies a batch (or lot), which allows you to infer the production and distribution history.

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Enter the class of the reagent such as the drug class.

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Enter a description of the reagent.

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Enter information to identify the reagent.

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Enter a name for the reagent.

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Select a reagent document.

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Enter the reagent sub-batch or sub-lot number, a combination of numbers, letters, and/or symbols. It identifies a sub-batch (or sub-lot), which allows you to infer the production and distribution history.

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Enter the variant of the reagent.

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Enter a number to specify how many replicates this assay element requires for each dose step.

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Displays the number of affected responses.

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Displays the total number of tested responses.

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Enter the role of the operator.

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Apply a Rounding setting to have the test round values prior to evaluation.

The following options are available:

• No rounding
• x decimal places (where x is an integer from 0 to 10)

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Select the sort order you want to apply to the data rows.

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