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High dose hook #182

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Implement high dose hook phenomenon handling as described in #179

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is.decreasing <- function(x) {
stopifnot(is.numeric(x) || is.null(x))
if (any(is.na(x))) {
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if this function is gonna be used only in handle_high_dose_hook then as a user I would prefer to see different error message. I know that this check fits here but I would move it to handle_high_dose_hook and there gave it different, more specific error message such as "NA values detected in the dilutions while handling high dose hook" or something similar

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I guess such a situation should not happen. In general, I think, it would mean that a standard curve sample has a missing dilution value

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But I'd love to see a test in which we process a plate with high-hook

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