Students learn about push-pull factors and corresponding population mobility patterns. This lesson plan was given the 2006 Geography Excellence in Media (GEM) Award by the National Council for Geographic Education (NCGE).
ED50V10 (Readme) is an Excel add-in for calculating IC50/EC50 values. Input your data in the left columns, and your results will be shown in the right half of the Excel table. To calculate IC50, input 50 in the INTERPOLATE... table (highlighted in blue), the result will be shown on the right (highlighted in green).inear Regression. The simplest estimate of IC50 is to plot x-y and fit the data with a straight line (linear regression). IC50 value is then estimated using the fitted line, i.e., Y = a * X + b, IC50 = (0.5 - b)/a. Log transformation. Frequently, linear regression is not a good fit to dose-response data.
Enter the corresponding percentages in column B. In the example, if regular tests were worth 10 percent each, the midterm was worth 20 percent and the final 50 percent, then you'd enter 10%, 10%, 10%, 20% and 50% in cells B1 through B5. Be sure to include the percentage symbol so Excel knows they are percentages.pen Microsoft Excel. Step 2. Enter the data to be averaged in column A. For example, if you had three regular tests, a midterm and a final, you might enter grades of 85, 100, 90, 80, 95 in cells A1 through A5.