You will need to have software which can read FCS files. There are several different programs available for data analysis. The core facility has several software packages available on analysis workstations (G5 and PC) for data analysis. In addition you will find other options under resources for links to available software (http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/cytometry/links.cfm).

With the DataEXPERT database and software package you can administrate the data, analyze, graphically present them and document selected measuring series. In detail you can: select data from different instruments or measurement series out of the database and display them in one or more windows powerful zooming, visualizing, performing mathematical and report functions.

The YRBS uses a multi-stage cluster sample design. Statistical software used to analyze YRBS data should account for this design. Many packages with this capability are available. A small sample of software packages and procedures that can account for the clustered design is presented below:

Yes - NimbleGen data can be viewed and analyzed using a variety of commercially available software programs.

You can export ASSIST data from Hyperion/BrioQuery and import it into spreadsheet software such as Excel or databases such as Access.

Absolutely. Raw data is owned by you, and is never "held captive" by CorporateSurvey.com . With the click of a button, data can be exported to Microsoft Excel, Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), Crystal Reports, or any other database program. If you require higher order analyses such as correlations, multiple regressions, or factor analysis, CorporateSurvey.com's Ph.D. level consultants are fully trained in data analysis.

Several features are provided to assist with the exploration, visualization, and analysis of GEO data. These include individual gene expression profile charts, DataSet hierarchical and K-means/median clusters, DataSet value distribution charts, a 'Query mean group A vs B' tool, and profile and sequence neighbor searches.

You can use the SDePay system from any Macintosh or PC running Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.1. or newer, or Netscape Navigator 6.0 or newer.

Instructions for analyzing the data (as well as an example graph and chart) can be found in Project Instructions section of the web site (see step #6).

recommended above, a prototype or dimensional approach is the recommended way to score the RQ/RSQ. The dimensional approach is currently the most frequently used. Dr Chris Fraley's website has a detailed description of how to interpret your findings related to the two attachment dimensions using multiple regression analyses (a common approach). We recommend you visit his FAQ webpage and read his detailed description. http://www.psych.uiuc.edu/~rcfraley/measures/ecrr.

We recommend always having the latest and greatest; however, you should have at least have a "lower end" Pentium? or equivalent processor. For further details visit our System Requirements page.

All you need is a computer and access to the Internet. The course will work with a 56k modem with dial-up and higher, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher, Netscape Navigator 6.2 and higher, Macromedia Flash 5.0 and higher, and pop-up blockers must be disabled. It works on Windows and Mac operating systems.

Please note that Internet Explorer for Mac is no longer available from Microsoft. Although it can be used, it does not correctly display the style sheet inside the account, and makes it difficult to operate.) We recommend that if you are having difficulties, you check first with the browser provider's website, to see if a more recent version is available. To print your statements, you will need to use Adobe Acrobat reader, which is available from Adobe's website.

The MDE program (and WebTycho) requires a browser version of 4.5 or higher. The Adober Acrobat Reader, version 4.0 or higher is required. Microsoft Word97 is required in most of the MDE courses. Microsoft Excel is required in some of the MDE courses. Microsoft Powerpoint is highly recommended.

The processed data files exist on /cdmstmpb/RRQ_Run119/ accessible from any of the SAC computers. You are supposed to do CAP analysis only on cdmsg.

These materials have placed here for the use of researchers anywhere in the world (our visitors in the month of January, 2000 came from over 50 countries on every continent except Antarctica). Many of them are biomedical researchers in academia and industry, but others include physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, educators, graduate and undergraduate university students, and even secondary school students.

The beauty of this program is that is stores this data in a uniform format. It has a standardized 6 letter code to record composition, condition, shape, status, carving and legibility. There is also space to record the height and width of the stone. Codes for composition include M for marble, S for slate and G for granite. Under carving there is a code for brand because in the west a person's cattle brand is often found on his gravestone.