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Dot Plot

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Dot Plot
A diagrammatic depiction of test results as a type of scattergram in which the horizontal axis represents discrete non-continuous variables rather than a continuous scale and the vertical axis is assigned values falling in a range
Lab medicine A format for depicting data—e.g., patient results from an assay—in which results are placed in the context of multiple disease states rather than in a traditional 2 X 2 table of 2 possible test results—positive, negative—and 2 possible clinical states—disease present, disease absent. Dot plots provide information with greater clinical relevance


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The first dot plot (see Figure 1) consists of a FSC-H/SSC-H linear dot plot via corrected compensation for Anti-LAP-APC.
The sticks are then weighed and their masses recorded, to be displayed on a whole class stacked dot plot (1).
And I guess the best way to enjoy Tormented is to just go with the flow, leave you're brain at the door and ignore the dot to dot plot.
 
 
 
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