From the small subset of significant results, we then transformed the regression coefficients to probabilities of being in the worse, average or better than average categories for each drug combination in each of the five mental state domains.
In the activation maps in Fig. 2, clusters with a significant average category preference for printed words within each age group are depicted for tool words (yellow) and animal words (light green), and are indicated by arrows and labels (see Appendix A, Table 2 for cluster statistics).
To test whether the brain areas with a preference for tool and animal words showed a similar response pattern for their corresponding pictures, we computed the relevant age group's average category preference for pictures in these areas.
Fig. 3 displays the average category preference for words (tool words – animal words) in all animal picture selective voxels (top) and all tool picture selective voxels (bottom) within each spherical ROI and age group (see Section 2 for details on ROI selection, see Appendix C for % signal change in individual conditions relative to the fixation baseline).
We recalculated the average-risk category for PCO2 and for samples of size 200, 400, 600, 800, 1000 and 1200 obtained resampling without replacement from the original sample.
The categorisations were highly correlated among the specialists (Kendall's tau = 0.671, 0.787 and 0.751; P <0.001), allowing us to average the categories for each patient.
Participants in the lower YDR relative risk categories had lower CHD risk compared to participants in the "average" YDR relative risk category; for example, the age-adjusted RR for participants in the "very much below average risk" category was 0.43 (95%% CI: 0.33, 0.56).
We then calculated a weighted average of the percentage of hospitals' readmissions for the 10 most common readmission diagnoses by modified condition category for high, average, and low performing hospitals.
Charts: Stocks vs. Bonds Average returns, by mutual fund category, for the fourth quarter of 2006.
Precious metals: -3.42% Health: -8.77 Real estate: -8.95 Natural resources: -14.29 Financial: -14.61 Utilities: -16.73 Communications: -16.98 Technology: -26.56 A Gain for Bonds Average returns, by mutual fund category, for the quarter.
