The age corrected and standardized BMD (mean 0, SD 1), termed BMD Z-scores was generated.
The salient characteristics of these databases the mean age-corrected SBR value and its natural variability are summarised in Table 1.
For each cognitive domain the effect size (ES) was calculated as the difference between the mean age-corrected z-scores of controls and bipolar patients.
Thirty healthy volunteers (8 female, all right-handed, aged 18 37 years old, mean age = 24.7) with normal or corrected to normal vision participated in this study.
Thirteen infants from twelve families, mean age 17.6 weeks (SD =3.9), corrected for prematurity, and at very high risk of CP were recruited between September 2011 and September 2012 (Table 1).
(Median 526 (interquartile range 390, 641)/μL in remainder, corrected to mean age 60 year and as if all subjects male).
Nineteen right-handed healthy volunteers (4 males; aged: 18 30 years; mean age = 24 years) with normal or corrected to normal vision participated in the study.
A 3-month-old template was chosen because it is closest to the mean age of our sample (2.8 months, gestation corrected).
For example, if your infant was born four weeks early, and his age now is twelve weeks, this means that his corrected age equals eight weeks (Chronological age "12" – Early weeks time "4" = Corrected age "8").
Fourteen healthy, right-handed males (mean age: 24.4 years; SD: 2.95) with normal or corrected vision were included.
All 12 healthy volunteers had normal or corrected vision by self-report (mean age 28.25 yr, range 20 42 yr, five females).
