As data were available on different occasions that were days or weeks apart, the covariates (body weight and postnatal age) differed for each child on the different occasions, yielding different clearance predictions per child per occasion.
Although the median age differed between Index women and Control Group A, no significant differences were noted after stratification (initial matching according to study design).
Whilst the PLS regression coefficients for age at examination (Age) differed slightly between the two models, there was little difference in the coefficients for the year of birth (Birthyear) and the year at examination (Examyear).
The difference in cartilage volume of two individuals whose age differed by 1 year would be expected to be 6.6 μm3 (p = 0.17).
In other words, physiological age differed between N2 and CB4856 at the time of RNA harvest, and this difference became more prominent at older ages.
Neither gender nor age differed between the CA and the no-CA group (see Table 3).
expansion rate below the early immersion age differed over a wide range, and did not follow any distinct pattern.
The median age differed with 1 year between the migraine group (women = 43; men = 45) and the group without migraine (women = 42; men = 44).
Age differed among the three groups due to inclusion criteria.
Standard t-tests were used to test whether maternal age differed between cases and controls.
However, the relationship between relative gamete mutation load and male age differed considerably between the two mutation probability functions (Fig. 1E, F).
