This has been corrected to Education Maintenance Allowances.
The APM scores were 89.13 for the Nigerian and 111.33 IQ points (Greenwich IQ) for the German subsample (dcorr = 1.48, dIQ = 22; corrected for education the estimated country IQs would be IQNi = 77 and IQGe = 99).
The second level of this particular contrast analysis, corrected for "education" disparities, found increased activity in the right part of the MNS network (including the middle temporal gyrus), for patients with schizophrenia compared to the matched controls.
However, the ROC analysis of the MoCA showed improved diagnostic accuracy in the sub-sample with higher education, despite that the MoCA-BJ scores been already been corrected for education (i.e. adding one point if ≤12 year education).
Officials attribute that to diarrheal diseases that could be corrected with more education about hygiene.
This gap must be corrected during the education of the students.
Women in households that are closer to a hospital than a dispensary were half as likely to have a home delivery (Table 2), even when correcting for education and employment (Additional file 1: Table S1, Model 1).
PS: patients with schizophrenia; CS: comparison subjects; WMSR: Wechsler Memory Scales Revised; X Chi-Square test; *: MANCOVA correcting with education and age; †: correcting with education, age, verbal pared associates and visual reproduction.
Correcting for education attenuated the relationship between brain volumes and cognitive tests (WBV and g r =.18, P =.08; ICA and g r =.18, P =.08.
However, after correcting for education and general health status, the umbrella goal, as well as the tasks underneath 'Feeling fit', were not significant.
The authors are correct to emphasise that education and working experience are closely related and it is observed that the apparent risk factor of work experience is confounded with education level.
