It remains unclear, however, whether such "RT-BOLD" relationships vary with age.
Thus, RT-BOLD relationships may reflect robust, measurable changes in the brain-behavior relationship across development.
Critically for present purposes, all RT-BOLD relationships increased with age.
We observed an association between age and RT-BOLD relationships in 11 clusters located in visual/occipital regions, frontal and parietal association cortex, precentral/postcentral gyrus, and thalamus.
Gibbard, on the other hand, once made a bold statement about relationships.
Bold indicates significant relationships (p<0.05).
Values in bold indicate the relationships mentioned in the prior hypotheses.
Among the remaining 5 drugs, 4 (in bold italic) have negative relationships with the mental disorders and 1 (in underlined bold) has a positive relationship with the mental disorders.
The asterisked bold italic figures denote relationships exceeding 95% level of confidence.
The full model predicted 73.8 % for soft foods and 74.4 % for hard foods correctly (AUCs 0.805 and 0.808, respectively).> -wrap-foot> Bold figures indicate significant relationships.
The full model, including all 10 variables, predicted 73.8 (again for meat) to 93.5 % (again for cooked rice) of the subjects having chewing problems; AUCs ranged from 0.803 to 0.844.> -wrap-foot> Bold figures indicate significant relationships.
