In the presented study, statistics for the over-representation of biological processes was carried out for every tissue and time specific gene set, as well as for the intersection of all experimental endpoints.
In the present study Q-statistics and SaTScan suggested a single cluster of NHL in southeastern Oakland County, MI, but we did not have the possibility to test the validity of the finding with a second control group, thereby tempering our confidence in the resulting cluster.
In the present study, item fit statistics confirmed the unidimensionality of each subscale with two exceptions.
In the present study, a Chi square statistics showed insignificant differences among rotation practices and topographical categories (Table 2).
In the present study, the Bland-Altman statistics for the NRS-FRS in individuals with stroke indicated no significant systematic bias and narrow LOA between the repeated measures.
The present study applied spatial scan statistics to identify spatial clusters of physical activity and obesity among approximately 20,000 older women in California, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania.
The agt1 region was amplified, sequenced, and aligned for 62 accessions covering 33 out of the 59 species of Peperomia subgenus Tildenia resulting in a dataset of 2088 characters (Additional File 1: Taxa used in the present study, Additional File 2: Sequence statistics for the coding and non-coding regions for all markers in this study calculated with SeqState).
Since the present study focused on listening, the descriptive statistics (number of participants, means and standard deviation) of the listening section as well as the total score are shown in Tables 1 and 2. The results of the ANOVA presented in Table 3 confirmed that there were no significant differences among the three classes.
Data from the present study were analyzed using standard descriptive statistics (e.g., frequencies and percentages).
The proportions of PTB and LBW increased with peaks around 2005 in the present study, consistent with the national vital statistics in Japan (4.1% and 5.2% in 1980 to 5.7% and 9.6% in 2010, respectively) [ 15].
