The average of three trials for cervical range of motion and scapulothoracic strength measures was assessed using ICC 2,3), whereas single measurements of cervical muscle strength, cervical muscle endurance, and scapulothoracic muscle length were assessed using ICC 2,1).
Intra-method reliability of foot length measures was assessed using kappa scores, and differences between measurers were analysed using Bland and Altman plots.
Convergent and discriminant validity of the measures was assessed.
The relation between these two measures was assessed by performing a regression analysis.
Each family of measures was assessed separately for suicide and for trespass.
Score reliability for the vocabulary measures was assessed using Cronbach's Alpha.
Risks of irrigation water shortage were estimated and the effect of mitigation measures was assessed using the simulated data.
Reliability of both local and global measures was assessed through repeated experiments, and the coefficient of variation for each measure was less than 10%.
The relationship between indirect and direct measures was assessed by several linear regressions one for each of the six attribute dimensions.
To explore the effect of the experimental design on the reproducibility of behavioral strain differences, the effect of 'strain' on each of the 29 behavioral measures was assessed separately for each laboratory.
The statistical significance of the difference in the AUC values between two genetic interaction measures was assessed using a custom written algorithm based on the method of DeLong et al. [30].
