On Wednesday a court in the neighboring province of Dak Lak jailed seven Ede for 6 to 11 years.
Further evidence of their similarity came from a cluster analysis based on the four EDE subscale scores and employing the whole sample.
For each of the spectral analyses, ten EDE experimental spectra were taken at the beginning and over the final second of CO exposure and averaged for the EXAFS refinement.
A stepwise discriminant function analysis yielded eight EDE-Q items which best distinguished cases from non-cases, including frequency of OBEs, use of exercise as a means of weight control, use of self-induced vomiting, use of laxatives and guilt about eating.
Forty-six EDEspatiallyly associated with 50 human-specific NANOG-binding sites were identified, reflecting statistically significant enrichment of regulatory loci colocalized within 10-kb continuous genomic regions (table 3).
As expected, the AN patient group showed higher levels of ED pathology than controls on the EDE-Q global scale, t(1,24) = 10.95, p < .001, d = 4.48, as well as all four EDE-Q subscales (ts(1,24) > 7.72, ps < .001, ds > 3.09; note that subscale means are not reported in the table).
A cluster analysis based on the four continuous EDE subscale scores (Restraint, Eating Concern, Shape Concern, Weight Concern) was performed with the SPSS 13.0 TwoStep Cluster Analysis procedure to determine automatically the optimal number of clusters within the data.
In the remaining two studies assessing EDE-Q subscales [ 16, 19], effect sizes between groups were high with the one exception in the "Restraint" subscale, that was only significant in the study conducted by Sanchez-Ortiz et al. [ 19].
Two of the EDE-Q (Weight/Shape Concerns subscale) items specifically address body dissatisfaction, namely, "How dissatisfied have you felt about your weight" and "How dissatisfied have you felt about your shape".
In contrast to TF-binding sites, only seven human-specific EDEs were found, which represents 0.09% of all EDEs in the human genome and is a marked reduction compared with the number of human-specific TF-binding events (P < 0.0001 in all comparisons; tables 1 and 3).
