BMISES_Data_Part2. by Krystal Hunter (6820052)

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BMISES_Data_Part1. by Krystal Hunter (6820052)

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The decreased performances (in percentage) in VR (results of the whole-body visualization) for both age groups. by Stefan Pastel (9401998)

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Distribution of KTAS levels and outcomes in the study population by age. by Hun Gi Lee (21526538)

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The variation trend of |BD| value with age: With the increase of age, the |BD| values decreased significantly (p<0.01). by Yunmeng Da (707943)

1-MX significantly increases levels of neurotransmitters. by Ralf Jäger (35049)

Trend of TI values with age: The TI values decreased significantly with the increase of age, * p<0.01 vs other groups. by Yunmeng Da (707943)

Demographic characteristics of the study population. by Hun Gi Lee (21526538)

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Emergency department dispositions of the study population. by Hun Gi Lee (21526538)

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Univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses of the impact of Safe-Speed-5030 on the study population. by Hun Gi Lee (21526538)

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Clinical characteristics of the study population. by Hun Gi Lee (21526538)

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Survey parts. by Andrew Knight (50208)

“…We examined seven general indicators of illness. After controlling for age, sex, neutering status and primary location via regression models, the following risk reductions were associated with a vegan diet for average cats: increased veterinary visits– 7.3% reduction, medication use– 14.9% reduction, progression onto therapeutic diet– 54.7% reduction, reported veterinary assessment of being unwell– 3.6% reduction, reported veterinary assessment of more severe illness– 7.6% reduction, guardian opinion of more severe illness– 22.8% reduction. …”

Significance of age and gender by Nikoletta Katsaouni (12872234)

“…(B) Mean clinical score versus age group. For age > 50 years, the mean clinical score increases monotonously with age, and the clinical scores differ significantly from younger patients (age < 50 years, Mann–Whitney U test). …”

Autophagy is significantly increased in the healthy older brains compared to the younger brains in post-mortem tissues. by Shreyasi Chatterjee (3531506)

1-MX significantly improved escape latency independent of age. by Ralf Jäger (35049)

Scatter plots of the relationships between age and the proportions of cells which statistically significantly correlated with age. by Arttu Autio-Kimura (20454681)

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Micronutrients intake and corresponding benchmarks based on the recommended daily allowances (RDA)* of CIBD diagnosed patients by age and gender. by Maha Hoteit (11589163)

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Variables collected as part of the study. by Radhika Krishnan (15213756)

“…The duration of diabetes effect was partially, but significantly, mediated by age of diabetes diagnoses (8.6% of variance explained, p = 0.012). …”

Part of the sample diagram. by Wen Wang (6570)

Finishing time increases with age. by Shawn E. Bearden (21354500)