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First, to assess the comparability of our analytic sample we compare diabetes estimates from the linked HRS-Medicare-A1c sample with those from three national samples: the 2005 2006 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANESS), the linked HRS-A1c only sample, and the linked HRS-Medicare only sample.

To resolve the ambiguity and to better understand our patient sample, we compare the power of the two tests by simulation in small samples with piecewise log-logistic and Weibull distributions and with different censoring distributions.

To explore the correlation between educational level and self-reported illness in our sample, we compare the proportions of self-reported serious illnesses by diagnostic groups across educational levels of household heads, for all socio-economic groups and for the poorest and richest quintile only (Table 5).

To ensure valid results and avoid bias in our sample, we compared companies only to industry peers with similar opportunity sets and market conditions.

To quantify the mutant cells in the original sample, we compared fluorescence obtained from the experimental sample against a standard curve generated by the fluorescence detection from known mixtures of specific cell lines generated to express the gene of interest with or without the mutation of interest (see Supplementary Table 4 for conditions of cloning these plasmids; Fig. 3e).

Second, in a clinical sample, we compared IU across groups of patients with HD (N=26), GAD (N=26), OCD (N=51), other anxiety disorders (N=91) and healthy controls (N=29).In the student sample, IU predicted hoarding symptoms above and beyond relevant covariates, including hoarding-related beliefs.

In the matched sample, we compared categorical data with the McNemar test.

To distinguish eventual residual platelets in our sample, we compared the MVs preparation with a platelet-enriched plasma, stained by anti-CD41 MoAb (data not show).

To understand the generalizability of our sample, we compared the hospital demographics and CLABSI rates to published data on all NHSN hospitals for the same year.

To estimate the number of classes underlying the sample, we compared the fit of models with increasing numbers of classes using three different methods.

To examine the representativeness of our sample we compared these data to a national survey (Table  3).