* The variables in parentheses indicate reference categories.
The item in parentheses is reference.
a The ratio of two ASR (US 2000) with 95% confidence interval between parentheses; b Reference group; * Statistically significant.
The numbers are related to normal values (parenthesis); the reference cohort has changed during the follow-up (< 18 and > 18 years of age).
Quotes from interviews are italicised and non-identifying participant codes provided in parentheses with references to individuals' educational roles (e.g. Pt1: D).
Print".. Use parenthesis to reference the citation in your paper.
The numbers within parenthesis refers to the common markers identified between the linkage group in a population and reference maps.
Note: Category of each variable in the parentheses is the reference group.
The category in the parentheses is the reference group of each variable.
The top 10 topics are ranked by the number of questions (displayed in the parentheses) in the reference standard categorized by the corresponding topic in the original NetWellness assignment.
