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PPCaP.tw
a calculator on personal probability of prostate cancer
...Virtanen A and Gomari M et al published at Clinical Chemistry 1999 3. Finne P and Auvinen A el al published at Euro Urol 2002 4. Chua M E and Tanseco PP et al published at Asian J Urol 2015 -
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GM calculator
for a geometric mean size of a given particle size distribution
...If you need modifications, please let us know through the support page. For more detail, please see and cite our following paper: Yamamoto, N., Nazaroff, W.W., Peccia, J. (2014). Assessing the aerodynamic diameters of taxon-specific fungal bioaerosols by quantitative PCR and next-generation DNA sequencing, Journal of Aerosol Science 78, 1-10. -
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Chi Square Calculator
An unlimited calculator for Chi Squared
...## Sorry for the lack of floating point (Decimal) numbers support; attempting to input decimals will crash the program. Will fix soon! If you need any help, information, my email is: max-j-anderson@hotmail.co.uk -
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J3calc
Java Calculator
J³calc was initially a little project for my school but I enhanced it on and on and now it is a quite powerful calculator. It is written in Java with Swing. The sourcecode is open under the GPL 3.0 license -
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LaptopCalc was made thinking in a way to use a calculator in a laptop without a numpack It uses keys like “J” to type “1”, “k” for “2” and so on. But is also great for all uses, try it and you will want to replace the default calc
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