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The cost-effectiveness and the long-term effects of the treatments in the present study remain to be analysed, and will be reported in future articles.
The answers to the open-ended questions have been further analysed and will be reported elsewhere, but a few open-ended comments are used as illustrations in the discussion section of this paper.
More results are currently being analysed and will be presented at the meeting.
Quantitative data from the main project have been analysed and will be presented elsewhere.
The secondary outcome amplitude integrated electroencephalography has not yet been analysed and will be reported separately.
We will not describe data from this group in any detail in the present paper, since the relevant comparison here is between the learning and pseudo-training groups, but RNA from this group was collected and analysed and will be presented in a separate publication (N. R. Smalheiser, G. Lugli, J. Thimmapuram, E. H. Cook and J. Larson, unpublished data).
The first rice samples from the sites of BNW, NUL and KSK were sent to Japan in July 2011 and will be analysed using DNA chloroplast and nuclear genome markers.
In-depth, interviews with 14 randomised patients were analysed using interpretative phenomenological analysis and will be published in full elsewhere.
Clinical data, for example, urodynamic parameters, 3-day bladder diary outcome and questionnaire scores, will be statistically analysed and compared between groups using IBM's Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) V.19.0 or newer (Armonk, New York, USA) and will be presented with means and SDs or with medians and IQRs as appropriate.
HbA1c will be analysed and results will be reported in IFCC units (mmol/mol), and to enable those readers who are still using the DCCT% units, we will also provide equivalent results using the DCCT% units, derived using a previously described conversion formula [ 51].
Furthermore, the present study is ongoing, so that potential late effects of RT are still to be analysed and they will be the subject of future follow-up.
