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The rates for the first two or three age groups are less reliable than those for the subsequent ones since they are based on much smaller numbers, and both standard errors and (to a lesser extent) arithmetical errors are much larger.

Analyses of fibrates prescribed alone showed an overall risk for myalgia/myopathy with all fibrate class (without statin co-prescriptions) was 12.8 (95% CI 6.3 25.9), however this was based on much smaller numbers, and the CI were overlapping for fibrates that had ever been prescribed following statin therapy.

The results are admittedly unstable, given that analyses were based on much smaller sample sizes.

The frequency of metabolic responses at the lower doses was similar, although this was based on much smaller sample sizes.

Other analyses of attrition in longitudinal studies involving older people have been based on much smaller samples [ 7, 9].

Our estimate that 0.1% of the variance explained is based on much smaller samples, with 452 ADHD case subjects and 5,081 comparison subjects.

Current models of these chemical reactions are based on much smaller-scale experiments, often from work in the laboratory "plopping a piece of rock in a beaker," he said.

Note while interpreting the 2 models, that the ATX model is based on a much smaller sample size and, therefore, has much broader confidence intervals than the LAS model.

That estimate is thought to be based on a much smaller 2010 study from Hong Kong, where problem gambling rates are higher than they are in Britain.

Although these models are based on a much smaller sample than that used in the specifications presented in Table 1 (81 observations), the estimates confirm the results presented above (see Supplementary Material).

These results are consistent with the solar tracking algorithm optimized for cloudy conditions that we proposed in an earlier report and that was based on a much smaller data set.