The equivalent difference in terms of Beck depression inventory score would be between 4.1 and 3.9 points, respectively, based on our observed standard deviation of 11.8 points at four months post-randomisation.
Fifthly, we compared risk ratios for coronary heart disease with genetically raised concentration of C reactive protein versus risk ratios seen with equivalent differences in circulating concentrations.
No equivalent differences in maternal quality were apparent when females were given only 5 larvae to raise (Χ = 0.65, d.f. = 1, p = 0.42; Figure 2).> > > > -wrap-foot> 10.7554/eLiFigure40.007 Figure 2. The effect of the mother's early-life environment on ( A ) brood mass at the dispersal stage of development and ( B ) her lifespan after reproduction.
Main outcome measures Risk ratios for coronary heart disease associated with genetically raised C reactive protein versus risk ratios with equivalent differences in C reactive protein concentration itself, adjusted for conventional risk factors and variability in risk factor levels within individuals.
If orphans of all age classes were functionally equivalent, no difference in the rate of orphan pseudogenization would be expected.
The mortality of the men in the total NFU population was significantly higher than the women (38 vs. 12%; P = 0.05), but there was no equivalent sex difference in patients with acute Charcot (25 vs. 20%; P = 0.12).
Evidence ratios (wm/wm') greater than 2.718 indicated a substantial improvement in fit of model m over model m', being equivalent to a difference in AIC (Δm) of greater than two [21].
Because this interaction term was not significant, the ANCOVA was rerun without the interaction to determine whether there was a significant difference among strains in intercept of the lines, which is equivalent to a difference in eclipse time among strains.
The credibility intervals for differences between the characteristics of the diagnostic tests in different conditions with both limits having the same sign (i.e., zero not included in the interval) can be interpreted as the equivalent of a significant difference in a frequentist approach.
In order to test our power to detect such a result, we used simulations to create data sets with a linear distortion in sex ratio for all crosses at a rate equivalent to a 10% difference in sex ratio between unrelated and full sibling crosses driven by inbreeding on the X-chromosome and a variance in sex ratio equal to that which we observed in our actual data.
These differences were still relatively small however, as a log10 ratio difference of 0.02 is equivalent to a 5% difference in the actual expression ratio.
