1. A method for presenting the relationship between data from an assay relating to thrombosis-hemostasis on an unknown sample, and data from a plurality of assays relating to thrombosis-hemostasis from known sample populations comprising: (a) providing data from at least one time dependent measurement profile for each of a plurality of known blood samples; (b) measuring a property over time as to derive at least one time-dependent measurement on an unknown blood sample; (c) transforming data from steps (a) and (b) to one or more predicator variables which sufficiently captures the information content of both the unknown blood sample's time-dependent measurement profile and the known blood samples' time-dependent measurement profiles; (e) creating a topological feature map of the sets of predictor variables from step (c) of the known samples in step (a) whose spatial locations within the map correspond to intrinsic features of the sets of predictor variables; (f) determining the position on the map of the unknown sample corresponding to its set of predictor variables; (g) presenting the data from said unknown blood sample time-dependent measurement profile relative to the data from said known blood sample time-dependent measurement profiles.