Three measurement of enzyme activity on 24 patients. The measurements is of the enzymes sucrase and alkaline phosphatase. The interest is to compare the 'homogenate' and 'pellet' methods.

Format

A data frame with 72 observations on the following 3 variables.

meth

a factor with levels SucHom SucPel Alkphos, representing three different measurements, i.e. homogenate and pellet values of sucrase, as well as homogenate values of alkaline.

item

a numeric vector, the person ID for the 24 patients

y

a numeric vector, the measurements on the enzyme activity.

Source

R. L. Carter; Restricted Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Bias and Reliability in the Comparison of Several Measuring Methods; Biometrics, Dec., 1981, Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 733-741.

Examples


data(Enzyme)
Enzyme <- Meth( Enzyme )
#> The following variables from the dataframe
#> "Enzyme" are used as the Meth variables:
#> meth: meth 
#> item: item  
#>    y: y 
#>           #Replicates
#> Method             1 #Items #Obs: 72 Values:  min    med    max
#>   SucHom          24     24       24         6.50  54.86 115.15
#>   SucPel          24     24       24        18.87 135.65 331.50
#>   Alkphos         24     24       24         7.21 121.97 231.89
summary( Enzyme )
#>           #Replicates
#> Method             1 #Items #Obs: 72 Values:  min    med    max
#>   SucHom          24     24       24         6.50  54.86 115.15
#>   SucPel          24     24       24        18.87 135.65 331.50
#>   Alkphos         24     24       24         7.21 121.97 231.89
# plot( Enzyme )