The latest box office stats show that Allen's film achieved a much higher screen average than Considine's, as well as being on at many more venues.
"The main difference from the 1990s is that then TV and magazines were the main ways for connecting kids to the media and now they have different devices from tablets, mobiles, games consoles and they have a much higher screen time," said research executive Matthew Nevard.
The spec-obsessed will note that the iPhone 4S (960x640) has a much higher screen resolution than either the Nokia Lumia 900 and the Galaxy S II (both 800x480).
One study in 'low risk' nulliparous women reported much higher screen positive rates (based on mean RI > 0.58) at 20 and 24 weeks (30.0% and 8.6% respectively) [ 41].
In other words, 3.3 cancers were found for every 1,000 people screened, and this figure would be much higher if screening covered the entire age range of 50-75 yearatherthan than just 50, 55 and 65 year olds currently offered screening in Australia, because the yield of significant pathology is higher in older people.
The 1-year prevalence of migraine was much higher among screen-positive than among screen-negative (41.3 vs. 6.3%, p < 0.001).
Amazon, we hear, was a bit irritated when Kobo shipped the Aura HD earlier this year with a much higher resolution screen than its upcoming Paperwhite would feature.
Gender differences were also found: women showed much higher odds of screening positively for ADHD symptoms when they had been diagnosed (adjusted odds ratio [OR] 15.04, 95% confidence interval [CI] 6.40 35.25) or treated for ADHD (OR 19.25, CI 7.47 49.61) compared to men who reported being diagnosed (OR 6.14, CI 2.65 14.24) or treated (OR 9.00, CI 3.73 21.70).
The authors of that study note that the true HIV prevalence rate in the MSM unit is likely much higher because the screening program is voluntary and some inmates who already know their HIV status decide against testing during intake into the unit because they are already aware of their status [ 17].
