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For co-dominant markers (Hp, MnsOD, CAT, GPX-1 and ACE) p-values were generated using statistical programme Genepopweb version 4.0 http://genepop.curtin.edu.au; for dominant markers (GSTM1 and GSTT1), they were calculated by a chi-square calculator programme.

In an attempt to identify these factors contributing to the variation of thermostabilities in CGTases, the number of ionic interactions and disulfide bonds was examined for five CGTases and Novamyl with known 3D structure, using the Protein Interactions Calculator (PIC) programme (Tina et al. 2007).

Participants described a broad range of 'apps' including medical references, calculators  and programme-specific 'apps'; Epocrates, Pepid, Medscape, MedCalc, Lexicomp, Skyscape and Dynamed were the most popular applications.

Programmable calculator.

First, focus groups were held to explore participants' overall views about including a cardiovascular risk calculator in the self-management programme and to inform the initial development of the risk calculator.

Program your calculator.

Junior doctors joining the hospital in February 2013 were informed about the calculators during their induction programmes for safe prescribing.

Andersson [ 18] has described a detailed calculation method of additive interaction, an SAS programme, including instructions for how to adjust the programme for use in SPSS, and an Excel calculator available from EpiNET [ 19] which we used to estimate the three indicators of interaction and 95% CI.

The risk calculator was developed to form part of a web-based self-management programme for people with type 2 diabetes, called Healthy Living for People with Diabetes (HeLP-Diabetes).

The calculator works by adding up your costs for tickets, food and programmes and multiplying them across the season.

To investigate the teaching competence of student teachers, a training programme was designed and applied to incorporate mathematical modelling and the graphic calculator in teaching activities with an algebraic content.