The main differences observed when comparing CN estimates originating from different labs, platforms and preprocessing methods are that: (i) the mean levels of CN aberrations differ, and (ii) the noise levels differ at the full resolution.
This suggests that results using a reduced sample are not likely to differ from the full sample.
We tested whether the association of childhood CW with adult BP differed across the full range of BW by including an interaction of BW with each CW.
For the catheter subgroup, the point estimates for the two methods differed slightly more, relative to the full sample, and were much less precise.
Sleep needs of full time dancers differ to those of the general population.
The sample did not differ from the full cohort with respect to maternal or paternal education, smoking, maternal age, or ethnicity.
Results were compared and, when reviewer decisions differed, the full article was reviewed and evaluated to obtain agreement.
It differs from the full sample of cohort participants owing to attrition typical of longitudinal studies and to study design (eg, the loss of relatively more participants from the Pelotas and Bt20 cohorts).
All four sensitivity analyses differed minimally from the full analysis.
In both cases, the models differed little from the full model for those parameters included in both sets.
