It is shown that this line provides a reference norm for defining deviations in the trajectory resulting from environmental and/or monotonic fracture modes superimposed on fatigue.
Whereas, 100% of the Controls demonstrated a normal hop index irrespective of the reference norm employed (Table 1).
The percentage of ACLD patients with an abnormal hop index using the hop index reference norm ≥ 85% was 20%andd ≥ 90%, 50%.
Though the percentage below the reference norm is about 40%% among Maasai children in 2000, it is closer to 50%% in 1985 and 1989.
A reference norm for competence rating is specified in no more than eight instruments: five use an 'end of training' norm and three a 'class level' norm.
The mean AAT value across sites was 1.6 times the non-tropical reference norm, 23, 25 the MPO was 5.5 times the non-tropical reference.
If, among the first 20 patients, 2 or more patients present with grade 3 toxicity, we can state that the rate of grade 3 complications is above the reference norm of 2%% (p = 0.059).
In doing so, there was an increase in the percentage of ACLD patients who demonstrated an abnormal hop index using either the reference norm defined by Barber et al. (1990)[ 16] or Daniel et al. (1982 and 1988)[ 9, 20].
If, among the first 20 patients, 10 or more patients present with grade 2 toxicity, we can state that the rate of grade 2 complications is greater than the reference norm of 30%% (p = 0.048).
