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Differences of displacement variables between the two groups were estimated by using Student's t-test.

P-values for the unadjusted differences in percents between the two groups were estimated using the Pearson chi square test.

CRC incidence and mortality differences between the two groups were estimated overall and for demographically defined subgroups using Kaplan-Meier survival curves.

The overall and subgroup-specific relative mortality risks between the two groups were estimated using the incidence rate ratio (IRR) with a 95%% confidence interval (CI) using the Poisson assumption.

The VAR for Greece and the respective panel-VARs for the two groups are estimated using one lag.

The hazard ratio comparing the hazards in the two groups was estimated at 0.36 (95%IC: 0.23 055).

Allelic heterogeneity between the two groups was estimated using the Cochran Q and I 2 statistics.

Significant heterogeneity between the two groups was estimated using the Cochran Q and I statistics.

Allelic heterogeneity between the two groups was estimated using the Cochran Q and I statistics.

38 39 The SD between the two groups was estimated to be 19, based on other published results.

The incidence rate ratio of falls comparing the rate of falls between the two groups was estimated using negative binomial regression models.