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This variability observed in both AEP morphology and degree of attenuation of individual AEP components obtained from auditory cortical recording sites separated by only a few millimeters precludes a meaningful systematic measure of "percent attenuation" or "grand-averaging" techniques utilized in other non-invasive vocalization- playback studies to make generalizations across subjects.

The percent attenuation in the association between the metabolic syndrome and depressive symptoms was determined using the formula % = {[(βx − βx adjusted for w)/βx]} ×100, where β is the coefficient estimated from the logistic regression model.

The percent attenuation of the association between the metabolic syndrome and depressive symptoms by its individual components was as follows: 37.5% for obesity, 38.0% for triglycerides, and 23.4% for low HDL cholesterol.

To assess the extent to which components of the metabolic syndrome drive the association with depressive symptoms, we calculated the percent attenuation in the metabolic syndrome depressive symptoms association after the components separately associated with depressive symptoms were added to the model.

A percent attenuation in risk ratio (toward the null hypothesis of 1) is calculated as follows, with RR* representing the true risk ratio (obtained from the base case Poisson regression) and RR representing the risk ratio obtained using simulated population-weighted time-series.

Table 3 presents the association between ΔPM10 and lung function decline according to categories of average BMI, expressed as percent attenuation of mean annual decline in lung function (see Table 3 and Figure 1 for estimates expressed as absolute excess decline).

For that reason, use of absolute change may be more precise than the percent change in attenuation.

The plots in Fig. 6 present the percent change in velocity, attenuation amount (Q−1) and attenuation angle due to the presence of pre-stress.

Quantitative emphysema measurements were performed on chest computed tomography (CT) scans, including percent of lung with attenuation (%LAA) ≤ −910 HU and mean lung attenuation at the 15th percentile on lung attenuation curve (Perc15).

The results from this initial analysis of covariance showed that both genders were similar in every muscle and fall classification group for percent IMAT and muscle attenuation, with only the exceptions of Psoas and Vastus Lateralis muscles in the non-faller group for normalized IMAT (see Additional file 1, Table A1 for further details).

Two polynomial functions are defined to convert the R-values and high-energy attenuations to either percent of fibroglandular volume (FGV) or breast thickness for each pixel.