Participants appeared to understand this because there was variation in UG choices across rounds (average within-subjects SD of: proposals $0.68; punishment threshold $1.19; and generosity $1.55).
There was a consistent difference between UG and GEMP students approaches to learning over the five years.
This conjecture is consistent with a similar "adjustment effect" in UG workers where there is a large and negative confounding effect between crude OR and adjusted OR.
(iv) If 2 6 μg/m REC in highly polluted cities is about the same as the cumulative REC for low exposed UG miners, then there is no apparent 50% increased risk associated with that level of REC exposure in the case-control study.
If 2 6 μg/m REC in highly polluted cities is about the same as the cumulative REC for low exposed UG miners, then there is no apparent 50% increased risk associated with that level of REC exposure in the case-control study.
There was insufficient data to determine a dose-response effect comparing 1 ug versus 2 ug dosing.
There was no survival advantage when calcitriol dose exceeded 7 ug per week.
There was some evidence of a radon effect in Mine A for UG workers with more than 40 years employment and hire dates before 1947.
IgG levels were significantly decreased in the OAZ knockdown group as compared to those in the negative control group (26.8 ± 3.7 ug/ml vs 44.3 ± 6.4 ug/ml, P < 0.05), while there was no difference in IgM levels between the two groups (4.13 ± 0.56 ug/ml vs 2.82 ± 0.36 ug/ml, P = 0.09).
For every 10-ug/m increase in PM2.5 10, there was a 6%9595% CI, 1 to 10%; p = 0.02) increase in days of rescue medication use, after adjusting for potential confounders.
