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Badalamenti's work on Music From Twin Peaks, the score from the 90s television series that is poised to return to television in 2016, proved that compelling music can work both as a score and as a standalone piece.
Daily per capita food expenditure, which represented over 60%% of the total household consumption, as well as expenditures on specific food groups correlated with food insecurity both as a continuous Food Insecurity Score and as a tri-categorical food insecurity status variable.
We examined the CDI total score both as a continuous variable and as a dichotomous variable (lower depressive symptoms [CDI <13] vs. elevated depressive symptoms [CDI ≥13]).
Equally weighted summative scores were generated for each of three knowledge sub-categories (general knowledge, medical eligibility knowledge, and personal characteristic eligibility knowledge), and were reported both as a raw score and an average of the proportion of correct responses.
Medication adherence for both general and diabetes medication was high in both groups at 1 year (defined as a score of >23/25 on the MARS questionnaire), with no significant difference between groups.
Same (S) defined as a score difference › -5% and ‹ +5%.
Gender had a significant effect on BIS scores, both as an independent variable and in association with the presence/absence of the COMT Met allele.
Cognitive change was assessed both as a continuous change score and a dichotomous deficit rate.
The results of EFA and CFA demonstrate that the OHS can be used both as a single summary score and in the form of Pain and Function component subscales.
You can think of an ACE score as a cholesterol score for childhood toxic stress.
