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Figure  1 shows the distributions of the social and nonsocial autistic-like trait measures and the high and low group cutoff criteria according to raw scores.

The proportions in low group for each cutoff point for older men study subjects were 9.7% (ASMI 2SD) and 40.9% (ASMI 1SD), respectively, and for older women were 0.7% (ASMI 2SD) and 7.4% (ASMI 1SD), respectively (Table  3).

Tumours were categorised into high and low groups using the same median concentration as cutoff (as described above).

We dichotomised the expression level of these three genes into high and low groups by using the median value as the cutoff.

For the nonsocial study, the equivalent cutoffs for the high and low groups were 13.7 and 25.4%.

The cutoffs are less extreme for the low groups because of the lack of variation at the low end of the distribution (see Fig.  1).

We first dichotomized the γ-radiation-induced telomerase activity into high and low groups by arbitrarily using the median value in the controls as the cutoff.

Here we also defined risk group cutoffs to best cutoff.

When we applied both sex-specific cutoffs to both females and males, this high-medium-low group in the backward stepwise regression analysis obviated sex as a predictor.

Owing to the varied cutoff of BMI in each study, we pooled estimate of comparison of the highest BMI group with the lowest group for consistency (Table 3).

Among females, an inverse "J" shape association was found, only the lowest tertile group before the cutoff point had an increased risk of ADL disability: odds ratio 1.42 (95%CI: 1.02-1.97) for BMI and 1.47 (95% CI 1.06-2.04) for WC.