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75.0% of our sample achieved a score which was equal or less than 50.0% of the maximum achievable score (Table 1).

Importantly, this figure highlights that the size of raw age-related differences in individual studies is determined by the degree of ceiling effects, that is, the distance of the lower scoring group from the maximum achievable score.

The total score for each trial was expressed as a percentage of the maximum achievable score.

The maximum achievable score for BBT was set, for each patient, upon the healthy upper limb performance.

The maximum achievable score for the general teaching and general non-teaching hospitals is 24,667 and 23,667 respectively.

Then, the overall partition quality is the sum of these four normalized measures, such that the maximum achievable score is four.

Conservation of protein activity signatures computed from two disjoint subsets of each regulon (empty histograms) are shown as a reference point for the maximum achievable scores and as an indication of regulon robustness.

The QOF quality indicators for diabetes and their associated maximum achievable scores are shown in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> The numbers in this column denotes the quality indicator in the original QOF Quality Indicator list.

The Sharp-modified Sharp and the van der Heijde-modified Sharp scoring systems utilised in the trials of tumour necrosis factor-targeting agents, 16 17 20 as well as the Genant-modified Sharp scoring system utilised here and in the interleukin-1 receptor antagonist and rituximab studies, 18 21 all have differences in joints assessed, scales applied and maximum achievable scores.

The maximum achievable recurrence score was 100.

We calculated the maximum achievable LOD score using hypothetical genotypes.