Protein identifications scoring greater than 3000 by the Unified Score scale and greater than 50% on ion score were considered for further analyses.
For P2, proteins scoring less than 0.3 were assigned to the unstable class and those scoring greater than 0.7 were assigned to the stable class.
Respondents scoring greater than or equal to 25 were classified as depressed (alpha = 0.45), consistent with the approach used by the designers of this tool.
Here the mean score of the left out target is 0.9385 and the mean number of target regions scoring greater than or equal to the left out sequence is 273 (0.006% of the total UTR regions scanned).
Children scoring greater than 38 points, 39 points, or 31 points on the communication subsection of the 36-, 48-, and 60-month ASQ, respectively, were classified as having no communication difficulties.
All patients included in the study had a diagnosis of non-psychotic major depressive disorder (as confirmed by DSM-IV criteria), scoring greater than 14 on the HAM-D (that is, suffered from moderate to severe depression).
