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Clotting time against concentration, for the two lots. Solid curves are the gamma model with the inverse link. Dotted curves are the inverse Gaussian with the inverse-quadratic link. The vertical scale stops at 140 seconds; the dotted curves run off the top at low concentration and then flatten below the points.

Clotting time against concentration, for the two lots. Solid curves are the gamma model with the inverse link. Dotted curves are the inverse Gaussian with the inverse-quadratic link. The vertical scale stops at 140 seconds; the dotted curves run off the top at low concentration and then flatten below the points.

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Description. Clotting time against concentration, for the two lots. Solid curves are the gamma model with the inverse link. Dotted curves are the inverse Gaussian with the inverse-quadratic link. The vertical scale stops at 140 seconds; the dotted curves run off the top at low concentration and then flatten below the points.

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