"Laterality": The data indicate graded differences across hemispheres which do not align neatly with a verbal versus nonverbal distinction.
The Glasgow Outcome Score (GOS) [17] was calculated retrospectively according to the available data: grade 1, death; grade 2, persistent vegetative state; grade 3, severe disability; grade 4, moderate disability, somewhat disabled but still independent for daily life; and grade 5, good recovery, although minor neurologic or psychological deficits could be present.
Because 16 out of the 20 knees provided all the data from grade 0 to grade 3, the data of the grades from the 16 knees were compared statistically using the nonparametric Friedman test (P < 0.05 was taken as statistically significant).
Since the focus of this paper is on the complex network methodology, we illustrate what the method is capable of discovering only for the data of Grade 5 and Grade 9 Mathematics.
According to this scoring protocol, two investigators from the authors, without prior knowledge of the clinical data, independently graded the staining intensity in all cases.
The two observers experienced in nuclear cardiology and blinded towards the clinical data independently graded the degree of inhomogeneity.
All slides were examined and scored independently by two pathologists (Yu Teng and Haiqing Zhang) who had no prior knowledge of the clinical data and graded the staining intensity independently in all cases.
Because 11 out of the 20 knees had all the data of grade 0 cartilage at sites A, B and E, the signal intensity of the grade 0 cartilage of sites A, B and E was also compared in the 11 knees using the nonparametric Friedman test and the post hoc Scheffe F test.
Harris said after the meeting that the data on grading standards is from fall 2012 and several previous semesters.
Here, we show the network of all significant ( s > 0.5 ) transitions between variables from the data of Grade 5 Mathematics.
