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First we estimated the treatment effect (log odds ratio) and the variances in this effect for each comparison weighted for variance within the study and between studies.

Kaplan Meier estimates of survival based on non-relapse mortality show no significant difference between the groups using a stratified weighted comparison (weighted log-rank p-value = 0.6, Supplementary Figure 1).

The associations between treatment effects on PFS/TTP and treatment effects on OS also were examined using ordinary least squares regression with each treatment comparison weighted by the sum of the number of patients in the two treatment groups.

For the sake of comparison, we weighted the HapMap frequency data by the racial distribution of our patient population.

Chi(3)2 = 113.6, p < 0.001 1 Actual number of observations; percentages in comparison are weighted to take into account the stratified random sampling procedure.

An analysis also was conducted of the association between the −ln HR PFS/TTP and −ln HROS in which each comparison was weighted by inverse of the variance of the −ln HROS rather than the number of subjects.

However, the post hoc comparison (by weighted Bonferroni test) showed highly significant differences between each pair of fibrosis classes for FibroMeter2G, whereas this was not observed between several pairs of contiguous classes of Fibrotest.

* Actual number of observations; percentages in comparison are weighted to take into account the stratified random sampling procedure; **p-values from chi-squared tests corrected for the survey design of the study Table 2 shows the prevalence of suicidal ideation by gender and by bullying behaviours.

In calculating Pearson correlation coefficients, each treatment comparison was weighted by the sum of the number of patients in the two treatment groups compared (non-parametric Spearman correlation coefficient were also calculated and were virtually the same as Pearson correlations and were not reported).

Regarding frequent bullying, 4.1% of the pupils were involved and the same gender difference was also noted: boys were more likely to report that they had bullied others compared to girls; in contrast, there was no gender difference in victimization. 1 Actual number of observations; percentages in comparison are weighted to take into account the stratified random sampling procedure.

* Actual number of observations; percentages in comparison are weighted to take into account the stratified random sampling procedure **p-values from chi-squared tests corrected for the survey design of the study Table 3 presents odds ratios and their 95% confidence intervals for the association between suicidal ideation and bullying behaviours.