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Average margin of error for both the full sample and registered voter subset: +/- 3 percentage points at the 95% confidence level.

B Relationship between baseline recovery (upslope) and percent change in recovery (upslope) for both the full sample (r = -0.25, p = 0.275) and subgroup sample (r = -0.278, p = 0.407).

A Tissue oxygen consumption (NIRVO2) significantly correlates positively with microvascular reactivity (recovery - upslope) in both the full sample (r = 0.442, p = 0.045) and in the subgroup sample (r = 0.775, p = 0.005).

The employment columns in Table 3 shows clear cut evidence of a long-run change in the probability of employment for both the full sample and the immigrant subset.

Moreover, despite the increase in THI in the full sample, there was an improvement in NIRVO2 in patients with altered baseline and deterioration in NIRVO2 in patients with preserved baseline in both the full sample and the subgroup sample, suggesting that this relationship is real.

Results on both the full sample (models 1 and 2) and the female subsample (models 3 and 4), reported in Table 7, are consistent with the evidence found in previous similar empirical analysis.35 Unlike other studies, we also introduce in our set of controls a dummy on previous contact with the firm (models 2 and 4).

Table 2 shows descriptive statistics for the control variables used in the regressions, both for the full sample and for the multi-child sample used for the sibling-fixed effects regressions.

At the significance level of 10%, for example, 83% of all CPEs are significant both in the full sample (TL 75%) and in the low energy-use subset (TL 50%), while 50% in the medium energy-use subset (TL 50% and 1000% in the high energy-use subset (TL 50%).

The profile characterized by smoking in combination with heavy drinking exhibited the highest mortality risk of all of the health behavior profiles, both for the full sample and each age group.

Based on the SD one can also conclude that male pupils (both in the full sample and at a class level) showed a greater spread in relation to the average score per lesson; however, this difference is not significant.

Fat, protein, and carbohydrate intakes (percentage of energy intake), estimated based on maternally reported food intakes, were similar among non-overweight and overweight children, both in the full sample (n = 344) (Table 2) and among plausible diet reporters only (n = 228) (not shown).