‡Included covariates: consultation duration, age of patient, gender of patient, age of GP, gender of GP. §Included covariates: consultation duration, age of GP, gender of GP. ||Included covariates: consultation duration, age of patient, gender of patient.
†Included covariates: consultation duration, age of patient, gender of patient, age of GP, gender of GP. ‡Significant Chi-tests indicate significant differences between the two periods.
The effects on the capacity of the proportions of E-bikes, gender of cyclists, age of cyclists, and cyclists carrying things were also analyzed.
■ Data to be collected: ○ Mouse health records (gender of mice, age of embryos when sacrificed).
Main findings were that these subgroups did not differ in terms of gender, age of patients, age at the time of the onset of migraine, aura duration and location of the beginning of visual disturbances in the visual field.
In the first experiment, the effects of gender and age of subjects on perception were investigated with three groups of 12 subjects, i.e., young males, young females and old males.
Chi-square tests were used to estimate the difference of gender and age of respondents before and after the intervention.
A random sample of 100 children of each gender and age of Dutch nationality was drawn.
No significant differences were found between the two groups in terms of gender, age, level of education, marital status or employment status.
Efforts were made to include participants with variation in terms of gender, age, duration of dizziness and diagnosis.
