GFP and centroid measures were analyzed in repeated measure ANOVAs with a "contrast" factor (either words vs. symbols, pseudowords vs. symbols, or words vs. pseudowords).
The description of the studies, environmental and engineering processes, construction aspects, preventive measures and final restoration measures is analyzed in this chapter.
The behavioral measures were analyzed in terms of the ability of RI and CO to induce reductions in tinnitus loudness from pre- to post-stimulus presentation.
Physical symptoms and psychosocial burden are assessed using patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures and analyzed in relation to their impact on adherence.
Other repeated measures were analyzed in a random effects mixed model: effects of different animals, groups, BW, and amount of bleeding were included in the model aiming at achieving low information criteria.
The effect of image category (pleasant, unpleasant, and neutral) on each dependent measure was analyzed in separate one-way repeated measures ANOVA's (SPSS, v.16).
The "to-the-body" and "through-the-body" biodynamic response functions of the seated human body exposed to vertical vibration are measured and analyzed in an attempt to identify relationships between the apparent mass and seat-to-head transmissibility measures.
Variables derived from this measure were analyzed in relation to clinically rated awareness for memory loss.
The performance is measured and analyzed in terms of throughput, packet loss, latency, and CPU availability.
