For this study the prespecified index of significant change is an effect size of 0.50.
Loss of actual BW in relation to habitual (preacute) BW > 5%, that is, actual/habitual BW < 95%, was considered an index of significant undernutrition; biohumoral measurements: routine variables, including serum protein electrophoresis.
Indices of clinically significant and reliable change suggested that the magnitude of these changes was meaningful.
Laterality indices indicated significant lateralization of these ICNs in all species (Fig. 4).
The primary outcome is safer sex practices; our prespecified index of clinically significant change is an effect size of 0.50.
The primary outcome is HIV knowledge; our prespecified index of clinically significant change is an effect size of 0.30.
14 Our prespecified index of clinically significant change is an effect size of 0.30; the equivalent correlation for this effect size is 0.15, referring to a 15% difference in pretest and post-test scores.
The Figure 5 presents the results of the similarity indexes for significant correlations (in term of Pearson correlation coefficient) between environmental similarities, Morisita and Jaccard indexes.
A simple risk index using presence of significant variables was significantly associated with increasing risk for CDI in both development (OR: 3.57; P < 0.001; aROC: 0.733) and validation (OR: 3.31; P < 0.001; aROC: 0.712) cohorts.
Accordingly, the results of the index have indicated significant role of seven personal traits, namely, optimism, innovativeness, self-efficacy, risk taking propensity, habit, social influence and psychological resilience while manifesting personal disposition of individuals towards technology adoption, i.e., the technology adoption propensity of the individuals.
