The percentages are calculated as the relative reductions of the maximum of the 95% reference range, where the interval refers to the early and late peak cases (minimum and maximum of the intervals, respectively).
The number of cases, minimum and maximum values, means, standard deviations and inter- correlations between outcome measures (variables 1 2) and predictor variables (variables 3 9) are presented in Table 1.
In this case, the minimum, maximum, median, mean, and standard deviation were studied along slices.
†Median (minimum, maximum); €BMI4040 cases missing data; °Smoking status: 1 case missing data; ± Alcohol consumption: 4 cases missing data; #Partner status: 1 case missing data; 'Partnered' refers to participants that were married, in a de-facto relationship or single with a partner.
In order to reduce the number of simulation runs, collating functions can be used to detect differences from the nominal worst case output such as minimum, maximum, or threshold differences.
For the CTV, the minimum, maximum, mean (SD) volumes (mL) were 1145, 1911, 1605±211 for the lower extremity case and 637, 1246, 1006±180 for the upper extremity case.
Range = minimum – maximum.
bMedian (minimum, maximum).
(Mean ± Standard deviation, minimum – maximum).
