606 patients were recruited and 407 agreed to participate, corresponding to a response rate of 67.4%.
Among the invited women, 2,582 agreed to participate, corresponding to a participating rate of 39%.
Of 7931 men and women invited, 3471 choose to participate, corresponding to a response rate of 43.8%.
This was done by multiplying the computed p-value by the number of tests performed (i.e. the number of tree pairs aligned within the family that participated in the corresponding test).
This analysis included only T2DM patients who received background metformin therapy, who completed the double-blind study in which they were enrolled, and who participated in the corresponding open-label extension study.
Additionally, 99 caregivers participated with a corresponding patient that was either too sick (all cases of MR and the majority of meningitis, pneumonia and AOM, n = 53) or were too young (aged less than 7 years, n = 46) to complete the questionnaire.
A total of 2,445 individuals finally participated in the study, corresponding to a participation rate of 62.8%% [ 19].
In total, 1432 students from the selected 64 classrooms from the 13 schools participated in the survey, corresponding to a participation rate of 82%.
BGB as the corresponding author participated throughout the investigations and manuscript writing.
Questionnaires were sent to all students using the e-learning mode and 54 participated in the study, corresponding to 19%% of total students enrolled.
