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Table 1 Explanatory variables used in the logit and survival analyses Variable Proxy Definition Hypothesis for LM Hypothesis for SA Incentives  Output price level (P Y ) price Average price of products sold.

Only five FEP patients (3%) met the criteria for deficit syndrome according to the proxy definition.

Lastly, applying the proxy definition to identify FEP patients with DS resulted in a prevalence rate of 3%.

In other words, the proxy definition was not employed for 12 consecutive months, as it is required.

Fourthly, the proxy definition of DM was used in the study and auto antibodies screening such as Anti-GAD analyses was not assessed for all patients.

Second, given that DS also represents a subgroup of patients with enduring negative symptoms, we wanted to contrast the PNS definitions with the proxy definition for deficit syndrome in a FEP cohort.

The second column contains the number of different variable operationalizations that we aggregated in our proxy variable definitions.

A spot check revealed that the underlying sample covers most variations in the proxy-specific definitions bTo account for the usage of different variable definitions and the possible data mining bias, we adjusted the p-values similar to Harvey et al. (2016).

Second, it should be noticed that that test of the hypothesis illustrated in Figure 2 is weak, and indeed, rather ambiguous because the ratio of the numbers of exon skipping to intron retention events is a very indirect proxy of exon definition, and intron density is not intron loss either.

As Weitz told me, Microsoft wants to try to "make sense of the physical world by using the digital world as a very high-definition proxy".

As Microsoft's Stefan Weitz told me when the company first launched this feature, the company's goal is to "make sense of the physical world by using the digital world as a very high-definition proxy".