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All statistical parametric maps and statistics reported in tables are thresholded at voxelwise level of P<0.001, with q < 0.05 false discovery rate (FDR) correction at the cluster level (Table  1).

Indeed, the results of some first descriptive statistics (reported in Table 1, in the "The statistical methodology" section) suggest the estimation of a probit model evaluating the influence of personal and family characteristics on the probability that a young person is not NEET (EET,3 in employment, education or training).

Statistics reported in the AAP document indicate that 40percentt of 13-year-old girls have experienced this.

The latest statistics reported in the Crime Survey for England and Wales suggest that 30% of women and 16% of men will experience domestic abuse during their lifetime.

These teenagers may not see the connection between the shirt and statistics reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association, which say one in five adolescent girls reports being physically or sexually hurt by a dating partner.

Those who rejected Mr. Stephens's arguments included Larry Litchfield, who cited statistics – reported in The Times, no less – to make the point that a college degree is economically valuable.

The series describes how industry-compensated lawyers have frequently withheld evidence from judges in order to defeat the medical claims of miners suffering from the resurgent ailment, which today affects about six per cent of miners in central Appalachia, according to government statistics reported in the series.

The table shows the regression coefficients, with the corresponding t-statistics reported in brackets below.

This suggests that the C-statistics reported in our study are slightly overestimated.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in May that women earned 76.5 cents on the dollar, compared with men.

In the United States, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in January an official unemployment rate of 21 percent for workers ages 16 to 24.