The data are presented as the means for every mouse (round symbols) and the means of the means (horizontal line with error bars), except for the data shown in Fig. 3, where the data from 13 dendrites out of 5 mice, which were located in proximity to nascent plaques (50 80 µm), are shown.
Figure 1 shows urinary Hg concentrations from studies where both a mean (horizontal blue line) and a range (vertical line) were reported.
The red cross indicates the mean, the horizontal line indicates the median and error bars show the maximum and minimum values observed.
In the Wilcoxon distribution plot, the length of the box represents the interquartile range (the distance between the 25th and 75th percentiles), the symbol in the box interior represents the group mean, the horizontal line in the box interior represents the group median, the vertical lines (the whiskers) issuing from the box extend to the group minimum and maximum values.
The figure depicts mean values (horizontal lines) and standard deviations, respectively.
In Figs. 8 10, panels A, the number of binding events is presented in one box-plot for each RyR, together with a 95% CI of the true mean (red horizontal lines) and the expected number of binding events predicted by the continuous model (blue solid circles).
A horizontal line means to press the pedal, an angle means a brief release, and a vertical line means to release the pedal.
Means (horizontal red lines) ± one standard deviation (vertical black lines) are plotted beside the data.
Therefore, data are presented as median (horizontal line), mean, 25/75% boxes and 5%/95% whiskers.
Hx concentrations in the cord blood of 149 infants at different gestational ages were much lower than in the 19 normal adult blood donors studied (shown as a mean by the dotted horizontal line).
