Age, number of fire-settings, principal diagnostic groups, and PCL-R total, factor, and item-by-item scores among exclusive and versatile firesetters are presented.
Age, number of fire-settings, principal diagnostic groups, and PCL-R total, factor, and item-by-item scores among one-time firesetters and recidivists are presented.
Mean values of EQ5D-Y VAS, and KINDL R total score and subscale scores were compared between WHtR groups.
Starch concentrations in NS−, RS−, and RS+ total mixed rations were 27.7, 23.5, and 22.7%, respectively.
To begin with, the BIQ and PAS-R total scores were substantially correlated (all rs > .66).66
A negative correlation between offender's age and PCL-R total score in the comparison group was observed (Pearson r = -0.323, p = 0.014).
Other variables such as age, BMI, muscle mass, function (measured by FIQ-R), and FIQ-R total score were near to be significant (p <.1) but were considered nonsignificant.
As shown in Table 6, the comparison of GIPD scores for the morning and evening items with the WREMB-R morning and evening subscales showed a similar pattern as was seen with the GIPD and WREMB-R total scores.
Groups with higher scores (indicating greater symptom burden) on the ADS and DSC-R total score had lower PGWB global scores (indicating lower overall well-being) (both p < 0.001).
Note that DTI data (a number of scans had to be excluded due to artefacts in the raw data) and that ACE-R total and subscores were not available for every subject.
Correlations of the PGWB global score with the ADS and the DSC-R total score had coefficients of -0.61 and -0.71, respectively (both p < 0.001).
