Because those who live longer naturally will accumulate more episodes, variables were defined that represented the updated annualized number of episodes reported in response to question 2. We also created an additional variable to use in sensitivity analyses, in which we used only participants who reported checking ≥7 or more times per week on at least 90% of visits.
Therefore, the episodes variable differed the least between expected and observed data.
This resulted in the exclusion of secondary studies that compared the effects of sex, traumatic events, neurosubstrates, social functioning or previous depressive episodes as variables related to cognitive functioning (Bucker et al. 2013; Bucker et al. 2014; Hellvin et al. 2013; Kozicky et al. 2013; Muralidharan et al. 2014).
The primary measure of attendance to screening will be whether a woman ever attended at least one screen episode (indicator variable).
The timing of the Purkinje neuron burst with respect to the start of the motor episode is variable from trial-to-trial and from cell-to-cell.
Episode-level variables included risk stratum based on presence of an immunocompromising/chronic condition, age group, number and length of inpatient and outpatient CAP episodes, and all-cause and CAP-related healthcare costs (adjusted to 2011 costs).
In early experiments, those monkeys that were not humanely killed at the height of the disease showed, after a disease episode of variable length, a body weight increase that was associated with remission of clinical signs of arthritis, such as pain or apathy.
These values indicate that the duration and rate of both aggradation and river downcutting episodes were variable.
For knee degeneration and benign prostate episodes, this variable does not appear to be correlated with the supplies of relevant specialists or of PCPs.
Next, SCD is a chronic illness characterised by unpredictable painful episodes of variable length and severity.
