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As also pointed out in our response to Andrew Kemp: a correlation analysis with the cluster of significant differences over all participants is inappropriate, since groups differ on both these values (functional connectivity cluster peak and PTSD severity (total CAPS score)) and therefore misleading correlations can be induced.

However, the suggested solution, a correlation analysis with the cluster of significant differences over all participants, is also inappropriate, since groups differ on both these values (functional connectivity cluster peak and PTSD severity (total CAPS score)).

From there, the two sides are likely to differ on both the events that preceded the shooting and Joseph's exact motive, elements complicated by his age and the fact that his father, Jeff Hall, was a rabid neo-Nazi.

Similarly, in return migration, individuals who choose to return may fundamentally differ on both observed and unobserved characteristics from those who do not return.

The Greens and Tories differ on both the scale and motive of the cuts - which the Greens have called "malicious" but the Tories say are "balanced".

Residences And Relationships In the USA Today article, "It's time to grow up – later" (2004) social observers differ on both the legitimacy of a Gen-Y quarter-life crisis, and whether it is nothing more than a coddled generation delaying adult responsibility or the front end of a permanent societal change.

Patients with different depressive symptoms trajectories differed on both baseline socio-demographic and clinical characteristics.

The geology differs on both sides of the valley (Fig. 2; Yoshida et al. 1984).

Furthermore, some of the course materials had to change in order to keep the course updated, according to the university's policy, and the composition of the faculty staff also differed on both years.

There were reports last month that the company was preparing for an IPO in which it would raise between $100 million and $300 million at a valuation of up to $1 billion (the stories differed on both the amount Outbrain was looking to raise and the valuation).

As shown in Figure 3, CK-B deficient cells consistently spreaded slower than their WT counterparts on both FN and laminin (Lam) although morphological appearances differed on both substrates.