Time to normalization of INR was significantly faster (p < 0.001) in the rfVIIa cohort (mean = 4.8 h) versus the standard cohort (mean = 17.5 h) [32].
In the longitudinal cohort, mean ± 2 SD were calculated for blood pressure levels throughout pregnancy.
Rates of bleed-related hospital admissions were almost three times higher in the target joint cohort (mean 0.97 versus 0.36).
A total of 25 previous operations had been performed for arthrodesis in the cohort (mean 3.0 operations per patient).
Season and temperature were related to ultrasonic brachial artery endothelium-dependent FMD% (n = 2,587), baseline flow velocity, and maximal reactive hyperemia (n = 1,973) in the Framingham Offspring Cohort (mean age 61 ± 10 years, 53% women).
Teenage exercise data were not available for 6 participants; missing values were replaced with cohort mean values in multivariate analysis.
It may be explained by many competing risks for AD among the oldest cohort (mean age 83 years).
The age distribution of the control cohort (mean 62.0 years, standard deviation 12.3 years, range 45.9 to 88.9 years) was similar to that of the case cohort.
Pharmacy costs were significantly higher for the oncology cohort (mean US$703) than for the urology cohort (mean US$226), P < 0.001.
A sample exclusion threshold was set at 3.5 SD above the cohort mean.
Briefly, in the HNBC cohort, mean age at diagnosis was 53 years.
