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Similar observations were made for lean and fat mass; however, the proportional decrease in fat mass was greater, representing a larger contribution to the reduction in body mass.

For CFI and TLI, values range from 0 to 1, with higher values indicating better test model fit compared with a baseline model and with 0.90 or greater representing acceptable fit [ 23- 25].

High-throughput screening of approx. 352500 compounds at 50 μM gave 3015 hits that stabilized 4xUb-Luc by 2-fold or greater, representing a primary hit rate of 0.86%, and 611 of these positives were confirmed when re-tested in triplicate at the same concentration and cut-off, representing a re-test rate of 20.3%.

Approximately 25 patients per group were needed to provide 80% power to detect a difference between groups in mean weight change from baseline to twelve months of 5 kg (11 pounds) or greater, representing approximately 5% weight loss for an obese female (alpha = 0.05, two-sided, SD = 5.0) [ 32].

Coronary computed tomographic angiography (CCTA) of 64-detector rows or greater represents a novel noninvasive anatomic method for evaluation of patients with suspected coronary artery disease (CAD).

Scores of 15 or greater represent moderately severe to severe depression.

20 21 I values of 25% or less, 50%, and 75% or greater represent low, moderate, and high inconsistency.

Furthermore in the context of this population, a change of 5 points or greater represented a change of 8.5% or greater of the mean baseline score.

Kappa coefficients were applied to evaluate the magnitude of agreement, for example kappa values of 0.8 and greater represented 'excellent' agreement, 0.61 0.8 'substantial' and 0.41 0.6 'moderate' agreement.

EBV1 3 and EBV1 9 were each similarly correlated with the three score groups, but in each case the correlation with EBV1 3 was of greater magnitude representing greater predictive ability.

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