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Considering that the OMEGA parameters used in both studies were not exactly identical and that we used their reported rotatable bond count rather than effective rotor count, this may suggest that Eq (5) may have applicability beyond the parameter sets used in this study.
The influenza cases in both studies were not laboratory-confirmed.
However, as noted by the authors, groups used for comparison in both studies were not homogeneous.
Both studies were not prospectively designed to examine the effects of LDX on MPH nonresponders; hence, the interpretation of the findings from this manuscript was confounded by the post hoc nature of the analyses.
However, participants of both studies were not only 8 years younger than participants of the current study (74 versus 82 years), but they had less cognitive impairment as well, including also people with subjective cognitive impairment, with a mean MMSE of 27 [ 61] or 26 [ 62]; in the current study participants with a MMSE above 24 were excluded.
We can assume that we recorded EEG with a higher density of scalp electrodes as compared to 22 electrodes (Gil-da-Costa et al. 2013) and 32 electrodes (Fontanarosa et al. 2004) in adult M. mulatta, that have a larger head than M. fascicularis (Hamada et al. 2006), although the size and weight of the animals involved in both studies were not mentioned.
However, the results of both studies are not directly comparable since they focused on highly selected applicants, i.e. besides the approved only the best rejected applicants.
A pooled estimate including both Caucasians and African-Americans from both studies was not noticeably different from the estimate restricted to Caucasians (OR: 1.22, 95% CI: 1.05 1.41; Table 5).
The evidence for association, although present in both studies, is not altogether convincing.
