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32 Only a standard curve of mtDNA deletions was used to standardize the differences among runs and was calculated between Ct values and the logarithm of concentration of extracted mtDNA from old Polg D257A/D257A mice (>60 weeks old) within the linear range (Fig. S4B, R > 0.95).

Brain images were realigned in three dimensions to standardize the differences in head tilt during image acquisition.

In order to standardize the difference in age range in the two populations, participants younger than 30 years were excluded (n = 58) from the intervention population.

* = significant at the.05-level, † = βvalues, standardized The differences with respect to the predictors in the regression models confirm the necessity of gender specific analysis.

For these studies, we estimated the effect size by standardizing the difference in means between control and treatment groups by dividing the SD of the control group (see the Supplemental Materials in Ruiz-Primo et al. [2011] for a discussion of estimation of effect size).

The treatment group was used to standardize the mean differences because it is composed of the same students prior and after the matching, while the composition of the control group changes.

Twenty-one IPO companies left no discernible trace of stock trading in stock exchange records To standardize the investments for timing differences, $1,000 was 'parked' in the NASDAQ index as of 1 January 1983, with the proceeds being invested on the date of any sample company's IPO.

The first harmonic ellipse corresponds to the best-fitting ellipse to the outline and its area was used to standardize the FCs for size differences.

Each run included a diluted (512-fold) cDNA from HT-29 cells, which was used as a positive control to standardize the run-to-run differences in RNA quantity.

These results were converted to fold differences to standardize the results for all sixteen genes.

A pilot study on 50 students was carried out to ensure the accuracy of diagnosis and to standardize the procedures; no statistically significant differences were found (P > 0.05) between the four examiners (Chi-square test of Pearson).