Multivariate models looking at the relation between family size and various health-related determinants suggest that the relation is different for women and men.
Correlation analysis is carried out, showing that the phase relation is different for differentT /D.
Here we must point out that the above equivalence relation is different from the one in [1].
Here, as in [1], the imprimitivity means that the above relation is different from the identity relation ( a ∼ b if and only if a = b ) and the universal relation ( a ∼ b for all a, b ∈ Q ˆ ).
Definition 2.4 P 1 ( N ) : = { T ∈ P | a ≡ d ≡ 1 ( mod N ), c ≡ 0 ( mod N ) } is a subgroup of P. It is clear that P ∞ < P 1 ( N ) < P. We will define an equivalence relation ≈ induced on Q ˆ ( i ) by P. We must point out that this equivalence relation is different from the one in [2].
Furthermore we investigated if this relation was different in those with low, moderate and high WMH severity at baseline.
Interestingly, this work showed that obesity and depression are associated but the form of the relation is different among males and females.
Again Chi square tests revealed a significant relation between composition strategy and data accessibility as reported for the data availability χ (1) = 42.35, p < 0.01), but this relation was different as compared to the NA category.
It was investigated whether hypermobility and ROM were associated with motor performance in both groups and whether the relation was different between the DCD group in contrast to an age matched group.
