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Maternal genotype is alpha7 nAChR +/− in this experiment (Figure 6), unlike the experiment using wild type mice (Figure 5, maternal genotype: alpha7 nAChR +/+), and littermate fetuses (alpha7 nAChR −/− and alpha7 nAChR +/+) were compared to exclude the effect of nicotine on maternal bodies.

Measurements of right and left kidneys were compared to exclude any confounding effect by differences in adjacent tissue types.

The secondary structures of the resulting proteins and their orthologs were also compared, to exclude major structural changes that could impede function.

Before combining the dataset for the five years using appropriate direct standardisation macros, each yearly dataset was compared to exclude significant demographic differences.

Cases without an MPD were also identified and their overall survival compared to exclude bias due to a failure to return forms.

The dimensions of organelles obtained from each wild-type cell line and its Oa1-deficient counterpart were compared to exclude statistically significant differences.

Compared to excluded participants (N = 223), included participants (N = 352) were less likely to be born in Canada (51.0% vs. 59.6%, P = 0.043).

When compared to excluded patients, the study population was older at the time of alloHCT, had fewer males and more often received total body irradiation (TBI).

Patients included in our study, however, were younger as compared to excluded patients (included patients had median age 62.1 years, IQR 48.2 − 74.0 versus median age 67.7 years, IQR 56.2 − 76.4 in excluded patients; p = 0.033).

Included children were compared to excluded children and those who were lost to follow up before 42 months of age, according to selected maternal and child characteristics by analysis of variance (ANOVA) or chi-square test as appropriate.

When compared to excluded patients who did not have documented values of both weight and height in the medical records, there were no differences in age (P = 0.07), APACHE II score (P = 0.10) and use of mechanical ventilation (P = 0.29).