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In order to measure the amount of temporal bias observed in each condition, the individual frequencies of "longer" responses were converted into probabilites and a logistic model was fitted to the data of each participant as a function of the duration of the test stimulus (from 150 to 450 ms).

Scatter plots in Figure  2 show responses of each participant as a function of each question.

The comparison stimuli were the same as in Experiment 1. Cumulative Gaussian functions were fitted to the proportion of 'bigger' responses given by each participant as a function of comparison stimulus size.

Psychometric functions were fitted to the proportion of 'bigger' responses given by each participant as a function of comparison stimulus size (please refer to the Results section for details on fitting and exclusion criteria).

Mean percentages of correctly identified letters were calculated for each participant as a function of hand condition (static or dynamic), hand position (near, intermediate, or far), stimulus duration (27, 40, 53, 66, or 80 ms), and letter position (left, middle, or right).

Figure 3D,E shows the average (± s.e.m) redilation kinetics of the PIPR (exponential time-constant) with the 488 nm and the 610 nm lights (n = 11 participants) as a function of circadian time and modelled (Eq 1) over 24 hours with the skewed baseline cosine function (R2 = >0.38).

Characteristics of the participants as a function of the presence of metabolic syndrome are shown in Table 1.

Table 1 presents the characteristics of participants as a function of new-onset DepS separately for men and women.

Characteristics of the participants as a function of cumulative exposure to the metabolic syndrome are presented in Table 1.

The demographic and clinical characteristics of study participants, as a function of the presence or absence of all three symptoms, are shown in Table  1.

Differences in baseline characteristics of participants as a function of the number hospitalizations from all-causes were assessed using one-way anova.