Parallelism testing between two four-parameter logistic curves has been widely discussed
over the last decade. Current tests available in common statistical software used in …

Parallelism is a prerequisite for the determination of relative potency in bioactivity assays. It
involves the testing of similarity between a pair of dose-response curves of reference …

For bioassay data in drug discovery and development, it is often important to test for
parallelism of the mean response curves for two preparations, such as a test sample and a …

For assay or dose-response data in drug discovery, it is often important to test for parallelism
of the response curves for two preparations, such as a test drug and a standard drug, in …

Parallelism is a prerequisite for the determination of relative potency in bioassays. It involves
testing of similarity between a pair of dose–response curves of a reference standard and a …

Parallelism is often a prerequisite in relative potency determination using bioassays. It
involves testing the similarity between a pair of dose–response curves of reference standard …

Relative potency bioassays are used to estimate the potency of a test biological product
relative to a standard or reference product. It is established practice to assess the parallelism …

Potency determination via bioassay is a relative measure that requires an evaluation of
parallelism between the dose–response relationships of a reference standard and a sample …

Parallelism in bioassay is a synonym of similarity between two concentration–response
curves. Before the determination of relative potency in bioassays, it is necessary to test for …

There is often a need to determine parallelism or linearity between pairs of dose–response
data sets for various biological applications. This article describes a technique based on a …