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On a per-standard deviation basis, the 3 strongest contributors to case status prediction among the latter were linoleic acid, stearic acid, and docosahexaenoic acid.

In three cases in which standard deviations were not available and could not be derived for a particular trial,w3-w5 we estimated the standard deviation on the basis of the values in the other trials.

We used the following methods to compute effect sizes, when incompletely reported: contact with the corresponding author; estimation of the standard deviation (SD) on the basis of the sample size, median, and range as suggested by Hozo and colleagues [ 32] or on the basis of the sample size and P value; and imputation of the SD reported in similar studies.

All measures were standardized to a mean of zero and a standard deviation of 1 on the basis of the entire sample of twins (with children with major perinatal and medical problems excluded).

Figure 11 shows the annual distributions of significant wave height on a monthly basis with standard deviation.

ROC curve was prepared by dividing the LHI map into 18 successive susceptible classes on the basis of standard deviation and arranging them in descending order against the corresponding cumulative landslide area.

The divergence time between the basalmost Antirrhinum lineages (crown node) was modelled as a normal distribution with mean = 4.5 Ma and standard deviation = 1.8, on the basis of a previous analysis of ndhF sequences of Antirrhineae that included two most distant Antirrhinum species (A. meonantum and A. majus subsp. majus, following results of phylogenetic analyses).

All of the assays were conducted in triplicate extracts and the results were expressed in means ± standard deviations on the basis of dry weight.

Next, the mean and standard deviation on a pixel by pixel basis was measured in the area of the MIP image which has only the background data inside the phantom.

A preliminary analysis of sample size revealed that the number of subjects enrolled in the three groups under investigation warranted a power of the study of 0.80 and an α of 0.05 on the basis of the standard deviation (1°) of a clinically relevant value (3°).

Mean and Standard deviation (SD) were computed on the basis of interval-scaled variables considered as continuous variables.