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We excluded 312 families because of either non-white European ancestry based on updated sample information or not providing at least one parent child trio.
If we applied a Bonferroni adjustment for the 18 independent tests, 15 loci failed to reach p < 2.8 × 10−3.> -wrap-foot> Nothathat we excluded families with non-white European ancestry from the families analysed by Barrett et al. [ 2] based on updated sample information and that the major and minor alleles were derived from unaffected parents from Warren 1 Diabetes UK (DUK) collection.
The first stage of the sampling involved a selection of 412 clusters based on updated enumeration areas of the 2000 Population and Housing Census.
For the TEA trial, we decided in our updated sample size estimation, based on data from a head-to-head trial comparing olanzapine vs quetiapine in EOS [ 20], that it would be clinically relevant to be able to detect a difference of 3 points in outcome score on the PANSS-P scale between the two drugs.
The sampling frame was a weekly updated commercial register based on the register of the National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance (NIHDI).
We believe that the updated sample size estimation is based on as accurate variables as possible, with the same conservative value for α, a value of SD, which is based on the most updated empirical body of evidence, and relevant estimates for the expected MIREDIF and effect size.
Based on a weighted mean SD of change in PANSS-P scores from all six trials, we used in our updated sample size calculation a SD of 5.7 on the PANSS-P scale.
The calculation of sample size was based on an updated meta-analysis determining the effectiveness of interventions for family caregivers of older adults [ 20].
Sampling for the current study is based on our updated checklist of Japanese pteridophytes reflecting the results of the latest research, which enumerates 733 taxa including subspecies, varieties and a few naturalized species (A. Ebihara, unpublished data).
The present analysis is based on data updated to June 2001.
