Each reference range represents the interval that is 95% of values from control groups of healthy volunteers.
In contrast, indexing to body height presents an alternative method without dependence on physical properties or gender of a patient, yielding a uniform 95% confidence interval of normal values from 0.22 to 0.43 l/m.
For example, ">>x = 0 : (pi/100) : (2*pi);" will set x to a list of values from 0 to 2*Pi with intervals of Pi/100.
The upscaling theory provides values for the transverse dispersion coefficient that are within the 98% confidence interval of the values obtained from inverse modeling.
When the statistical meaningfulness test was performed on interval mean values from 3, 4, 5 and up to 19 interval divisions of time series generated from 100,000 Monte Carlo simulation runs, results from additional interval divisions became redundant.
Similarly, the R-R interval was significantly correlated with the density of M2 and M3 receptors within the two respective groups (range of R-R interval values from 5800 to 19600 ms, mean 11560±4339, and from 6400 to 16000 ms, mean 9960±2954, for animals used for M2 and M3 binding experiments, respectively) (Fig. 1b,c).
One or two points of some dose response dependences were outside the 95% confidence interval of the values, therefore, they were excluded from regression analysis.
If the missing value appeared at the end of the interval, the value from the day next to the missing value was used.
Very few (0.04%) of the 20 25 interval divisions produced r2 values from interval means which were higher than corresponding r2 values from the six interval division (fig. 8C).
To obtain TA-DAS28, areas under the curve were determined for all time intervals of available DAS28 values from baseline to 52 or 104 weeks for individual patients.
