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The largest average differences were between 1.25 mm and 5 mm slice intervals, while the smallest average differences were between 1.25 mm and 2.5 mm for all measurements.

For lymphocyte samples, average differences were around 1% or less between groups.

All average differences were in favor of the CID score and in accordance with what we measured for the standard peptides.

As expected, the average differences were very small as compared to values obtained from log2 PM/MMi) across 25 probe positions.

Significant average differences were found between traditional and non-traditional organizations in organizational size, budgetary priority, and partnership-value in- and out-degree scores, and tie homophily.

When the proposed individualized cutpoints relative to fitness were compared to cutpoints based on age using Miller et al.'s criteria, the absolute average differences were 961 counts · min-1 for the MOD-intensity cut point and 1308 counts · min-1 for the VIG cut point; clearly demonstrating the importance of creating individualized cutpoints based on fitness.

However, knowledge of average differences is not sufficient to understand participation decision across a sample of farmers, since they do not account for the effects of other characteristics including factors influencing participation.

The average differences being –1.53 fixations, 1.24 ms fixation duration and 0.01° saccade size.

It appears, then, that the Aggressive criteria will produce lower residual astigmatism in the population of eyes on average but these average differences are nominal.

Average differences are estimates, via unweighted ordinary least squares, of the slope of a linear regression of cost on multimorbidity count, where body system counts of seven and greater were coded as seven.

Expression data reported as average difference were generated by Affymetrix MAS 4.0.