Seroprevalences must be compared with local or regional figures as the values can differ in different groups of subjects living in various countries.
However, considering the magnitude of coefficients for different groups of subjects substantial differences emerge between high social capital (High SC) and low social capital (Low SC) individuals.
The examinations on the ability of the mean facet, domain and overall ChQOL scores in discriminating different groups of subjects with known differences in health status were studied using ANOVA tests, with gender and age adjusted, were conducted.
The measures considered in this paper refer to ratios and differences between the risk of event of different groups of subjects.
In addition, applying an equal threshold to networks of different groups of subjects could result in unconnected nodes and differences in network size.
Mann-Whitney U test and Kruskal-Wallis test were used to assess differences in baseline characteristics, SERT BPND, and SERT to DAT ratio between different groups of subjects.
Body movements, heart rate, subjective sleep quality, mood and performance was evaluated among two different groups of subjects, non-sensitive and sensitive to noise.
Comparing the profiles of different groups of subjects is an important objective in the statistical analysis of growth curves.
To investigate (1) the average hold time for the deep neck flexors (DNF) endurance test in subjects without neck pain or pathology, and (2) whether different groups of subjects categorized by age, gender, and lifestyle display different hold times.
Like other early developers of scaling techniques, Dr. Stevens, who pioneered a method called "magnitude estimation," did not use his scale to compare the responses of different groups of subjects: if scientists do not know whether they are dealing with elephants or mice, Dr. Stevens realized, it becomes anyone's guess what small and large really mean.
We used two between-subject conditions (expertise and orientation) and as a result there were four different groups of subjects.
