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On average, correlations between size and energy estimates were moderately strong but they (and the accuracy of the energy estimates) varied greatly between individual participants.
All the estimates were moderately positively skewed, which indicates a relative excess of lower MUP velocities.
We previously reported that our CO model based exposure estimates were moderately correlated with contemporaneously measured whole-blood carboxyhemoglobin concentrations in this study population (Rudra et al. 2010b).
The absCN-seq estimates were moderately correlated with the ASCAT cellularity estimate (r = 0.46), but had a negative correlation with the ASCAT ploidy estimate (r = −0.26, supplementary Figure S3A and B, available at Annals of Oncology online).
Finally, estimated impacts were moderately sensitive to uncertainties in national HIV prevalence for adults but not to uncertainties in HIV prevalence for children.
The agreement between the Framingham estimates and physicians' estimates were only moderately better than chance for 5 of the 6 physicians.
The effect size estimates of the differences were moderately high.
All parameters estimated by the final model were moderately different from those estimated by Model 0 (conditional independence model).
When the comparisons of IZE_Suc versus IZE, SE_5w versus IZE_Suc, and SE_5w versus IZE were performed, gene expression levels estimated by qRT-PCR were moderately or strongly correlated with RNA-Seq results (R = 0.6296, 0.6807 and 0.7439, respectively, correlation is significant at the 0.01 level), indicating the reliability of the RNA-seq analysis (Fig. 10).
Frequency of print media exposure and estimates of disease-like status were moderately correlated (r = .44, p = 0.19), but were not significantly correlated for estimates of prevalence (r = −.12, p = 0.7).
Estimates of disease-like status were moderately correlated with the frequency of print media exposure (r = .469, p = 0.17), but estimates of prevalence (r = .206, p = 0.6) were not significantly correlated with media frequency.
