The study responses were also analyzed descriptively (mean and standard deviation) to determine average time to completion and the difference in value between health states.
However, given the important effect that gender seems to have as a suicide risk moderator and the relative lack of appropriate investigation focusing on gender differences in suicide completion, the observed differences in rates of psychopathology in male and female suicides are interesting and should be considered for validation in future studies.
He completed 11 of 22 passes for 161 yards and a touchdown, but three of those completions made the difference.
We now define three measures based on the set of local optima of the completion time series: the difference in time ( Δ time ) and completion ( Δ completion ) between two successive optima, and the time to the same level after a local maxima ( Δ s a m e l e v e l ) (for details see Figure 11).
Davis's catches of 49, 20, 37 and 47 yards against the unit that led the league this season in 40-yard completions allowed were the difference in the game.
If we assume that at least 5% of women in both arms of the study who did not complete the survey did complete diagnostic follow-up procedures, the difference in completion of follow-up procedures is statistically significant at p < 0.05 (Table 4).
At the onset of CPM-testing during the SETT (i.e. at first verbal Borg-rating of 6 or above, or after the completion of 60-grips) the difference between genotype groups with regard to verbal ratings of ischemic pain was not significant [U = 189.5, z = −1.71, p = 0.08].
Additionally 15 of 69 patients (21.7%) in the A+B+ group and none in the A-B+ group (0/16) experienced CDI recurrence after completion of treatment; however, the difference in recurrence rate between the groups did not reach statistical significance (p = 0.063).
For cost-effectiveness analysis, the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) was calculated dividing the costs difference in DOT and SAT facilities by the completion rate difference among interviewed patients under DOT and SAT.
The switching cost was the difference in completion time for the third series minus the average completion time for the first two.
The difference in completion rate between male and female students (84% vs 76%) was not significant (p > 0.20).
