Most measures were significantly correlated, providing evidence for convergent validity.
Many of the harshest measures were significantly watered down or delayed.
In adjusted analyses, all three psychological distress measures were significantly related to smoking.
Results indicate that all Purdue pegboard performance measures were significantly affected by age (p<0.05).
Angina-specific quality-of-life measures were significantly higher in the PMLR group at each follow-up (p <0.05).
For future multicenter clinical trials using infant PFTs as primary endpoints, minimum detectable treatment effects are presented for several sample sizes.In this 10-center study, key PFT measures were significantly different in infants with CF than in historical control subjects.
At day 45, both measures were significantly increased in spheroid-implanted chambers (panCK, p < 0.006, 16 fold increase) (CK18, p < 0.019, 6 fold increase).
Stride length and some variability measures were significantly different between the two cognitive tasks suggesting an ability to discriminate between tasks.
All the measures were significantly associated with suicidal intent.
RESULTS: Seven of 10 routine echocardiographic measures were significantly associated with death.
Neither perceived stress levels nor changes in stress measures were significantly associated with hippocampal volume measures.
