Responders were slightly older than non-responders, but given the lack of age-specific effects on our main measures of occurrence, this difference is unlikely to have materially affected the population estimates reported here.
They focused on three main measures of the phenotype: (1) scores from expressive and (2) receptive composites of a widely used clinical language assessment, and (3) a test of nonword repetition, previously shown to demonstrate particularly high heritability in twin studies by Bishop et al. (1996, 2006), and regarded as a measure of phonological short-term memory.
Any information on the distribution of the main measure of interest on the images was detected in 57 (69%) of the figures (range 0 100% across journals) where any quantitative or ordered categorical information was available, with significant diversity across journals (exact p<0.001) and a non-significantly higher proportion in Radiology than in non-radiology journals (76% vs. 64%, p = 0.34).
The announcement, in the final minutes of his budget, was qualified by an assault on the main measures to tackle poverty introduced by Gordon Brown from 1997.
The Resolution Foundation said the main measures unveiled on Wednesday would mean the poorest 10% would lose 1.2% of their income, while the richest 10% would lose just 0.2%.
From decoder aspect, existing approaches use the complexity metrics as the main measure methods on the first step; these metrics include counting the number of base operations [12], and memory access frequency [13] and occupation.
Patient demographics and descriptive statistics on the main measures are presented in Table 2.
Main measures were attitude scores based on modified Nutrition in Patient care Survey and satisfaction ratings, performance on a nutrition knowledge test, and demographic variables.
"The eradication strategies have been applied in all Guinea worm endemic countries and focus on three main measures: making water safe, effectively managing and containing cases, and providing health education.
Data analyses were based on two main measures extracted from the peristimulus time histograms of single-neuron responses: the response magnitude, calculated as the averaged number of spikes/stimulus, and the response latency, calculated as the time interval between the onset of the stimulus and the onset of the neural response.
