Mixed model ANOVA—A between-subjects variable.

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

Comparison of blood test results among the BTX-exposed groups and the control group.

Yan Sha (629141)
Wei Zhou (24328)
Zhenyu Yang (427524)
Xiaoling Zhu (360159)
Yingping Xiang (629142)
Tiandi Li (629143)
Dexiang Zhu (511379)
Xinyue Yang (629144)

September 2014

P value was obtained from one-way ANOVA.Comparison of blood test results among the ...

Mixed model ANOVA—A within-subjects variable.

Sara Corsetti (5040095)
Simona Borruso (5040098)
Mario Di Traglia (5040080)
Olga Lai (5040101)
Lavinia Alfieri (5040086)
Agnese Villavecchia (5040092)
Giuseppe Cariola (5040083)
Alessandra Spaziani (5040089)
Eugenia Natoli (573703)

March 2018

The results of the mixed model ANOVA—a between-subjects variable (bold vs. intermediate vs. shy p...

Mixed model ANOVAs to test the difference between the two groups (intervention and control) and difference within each group (pre and post) on outcome measures of cognitive function.

Kajal Gokal (6018962)
Fehmidah Munir (6018965)
Samreen Ahmed (6018968)
Kiran Kancherla (6018971)
Deborah Wallis (6018974)

November 2018

Mixed model ANOVAs to test the difference between the two groups (intervention and control) and diff...

Output of mixed model ANOVAs carried out on physiological ANS measures and facial expressions with participants as random factor, and gender (M/F), replicate (1–5), drink (1–5), and time (1–5 seconds) as fixed factors.

René A. de Wijk (2580823)
Wei He (131453)
Manon G. J. Mensink (548843)
Rob H. G. Verhoeven (548844)
Cees de Graaf (287309)

April 2014

Output of mixed model ANOVAs carried out on physiological ANS measures and facial expressions wit...

Individual consistency of the behavioural variables assessed twice at a one-week interval, estimated firstly from mixed model analysis accounting for genetic background, body weight, sex, session, trial and interactions, and secondly from ANOVA-based intra-class correlation coefficients.

Yannick Auclair (426004)
Barbara König (115519)
Anna K. Lindholm (426005)

June 2013

Individual consistency of the behavioural variables assessed twice at a one-week interval, estima...

Blood parameter average values of blood samples in the different personality classes.

Sara Corsetti (5040095)
Simona Borruso (5040098)
Mario Di Traglia (5040080)
Olga Lai (5040101)
Lavinia Alfieri (5040086)
Agnese Villavecchia (5040092)
Giuseppe Cariola (5040083)
Alessandra Spaziani (5040089)
Eugenia Natoli (573703)

March 2018

Blood parameter average values of blood samples in the different personality classes.</p

Statistical results from mixed-effects ANOVAs for all metabolic and hormonal variables.

Amy C. Reynolds (314616)
Jillian Dorrian (314618)
Peter Y. Liu (314619)
Hans P. A. Van Dongen (314620)
Gary A. Wittert (295062)
Lee J. Harmer (314621)
Siobhan Banks (314622)

February 2013

Note: Results from the Linear Mixed Models Analysis are shown including the mean (± SE) values fr...

Subject characteristics.

Xueyao Han (319175)
Yingying Luo (319176)
Xiuying Zhang (56160)
Chao Lv (335727)
Xiuqin Sun (335728)
Xiaomei Zhang (147359)
Xianghai Zhou (335729)
Xiaoling Cai (319173)
Qian Ren (230930)
Linong Ji (131708)

February 2013

Data are shown as means ± standard deviation or median (interquartile range).P-values repr...

Statistical results obtained from two-way, mixed model ANOVAs (side = fixed factor, individual = random factor) on log-transformed trait values, for all populations and traits separately.

Marko M. Lazić (502644)
Antigoni Kaliontzopoulou (502645)
Miguel A. Carretero (486979)
Jelka Crnobrnja-Isailović (502646)

December 2013

Df: Degrees of freedom; F: F-statistic; P: corresponding P-value. See Material and Methods for va...

Anovas for Behavior and Immunohistochemistry.

Diego Armando León Rodríguez (427723)
Zulma Dueñas (427724)

June 2013

Two-way ANOVA results for each behavior (n = 48) and the immunohistochemistry data (n = 24). *sta...

Subject hematology results.

Junko Takahashi (321227)
Masaki Misawa (351647)
Hitoshi Iwahashi (28611)

February 2013

Biochemical variables for miniature pigs during the experiment are shown. Values are mean±SD. RBC...

A simple method for distinguishing within- versus between-subject effects using mixed models

van de Pol, Martijn
Wright, Jonathan

January 2009

Here we describe a statistical procedure called within-subject centering (not to be confused with gr...

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

Comparison of blood test results among the BTX-exposed groups and the control group.

Yan Sha (629141)
Wei Zhou (24328)
Zhenyu Yang (427524)
Xiaoling Zhu (360159)
Yingping Xiang (629142)
Tiandi Li (629143)
Dexiang Zhu (511379)
Xinyue Yang (629144)

September 2014

P value was obtained from one-way ANOVA.Comparison of blood test results among the ...

Mixed model ANOVA—A within-subjects variable.

Sara Corsetti (5040095)
Simona Borruso (5040098)
Mario Di Traglia (5040080)
Olga Lai (5040101)
Lavinia Alfieri (5040086)
Agnese Villavecchia (5040092)
Giuseppe Cariola (5040083)
Alessandra Spaziani (5040089)
Eugenia Natoli (573703)

March 2018

The results of the mixed model ANOVA—a between-subjects variable (bold vs. intermediate vs. shy p...

Mixed model ANOVAs to test the difference between the two groups (intervention and control) and difference within each group (pre and post) on outcome measures of cognitive function.

Kajal Gokal (6018962)
Fehmidah Munir (6018965)
Samreen Ahmed (6018968)
Kiran Kancherla (6018971)
Deborah Wallis (6018974)

November 2018

Mixed model ANOVAs to test the difference between the two groups (intervention and control) and diff...

Output of mixed model ANOVAs carried out on physiological ANS measures and facial expressions with participants as random factor, and gender (M/F), replicate (1–5), drink (1–5), and time (1–5 seconds) as fixed factors.

René A. de Wijk (2580823)
Wei He (131453)
Manon G. J. Mensink (548843)
Rob H. G. Verhoeven (548844)
Cees de Graaf (287309)

April 2014

Output of mixed model ANOVAs carried out on physiological ANS measures and facial expressions wit...

Individual consistency of the behavioural variables assessed twice at a one-week interval, estimated firstly from mixed model analysis accounting for genetic background, body weight, sex, session, trial and interactions, and secondly from ANOVA-based intra-class correlation coefficients.

Yannick Auclair (426004)
Barbara König (115519)
Anna K. Lindholm (426005)

June 2013

Individual consistency of the behavioural variables assessed twice at a one-week interval, estima...

Blood parameter average values of blood samples in the different personality classes.

Sara Corsetti (5040095)
Simona Borruso (5040098)
Mario Di Traglia (5040080)
Olga Lai (5040101)
Lavinia Alfieri (5040086)
Agnese Villavecchia (5040092)
Giuseppe Cariola (5040083)
Alessandra Spaziani (5040089)
Eugenia Natoli (573703)

March 2018

Blood parameter average values of blood samples in the different personality classes.</p

Statistical results from mixed-effects ANOVAs for all metabolic and hormonal variables.

Amy C. Reynolds (314616)
Jillian Dorrian (314618)
Peter Y. Liu (314619)
Hans P. A. Van Dongen (314620)
Gary A. Wittert (295062)
Lee J. Harmer (314621)
Siobhan Banks (314622)

February 2013

Note: Results from the Linear Mixed Models Analysis are shown including the mean (± SE) values fr...

Subject characteristics.

Xueyao Han (319175)
Yingying Luo (319176)
Xiuying Zhang (56160)
Chao Lv (335727)
Xiuqin Sun (335728)
Xiaomei Zhang (147359)
Xianghai Zhou (335729)
Xiaoling Cai (319173)
Qian Ren (230930)
Linong Ji (131708)

February 2013

Data are shown as means ± standard deviation or median (interquartile range).P-values repr...

Statistical results obtained from two-way, mixed model ANOVAs (side = fixed factor, individual = random factor) on log-transformed trait values, for all populations and traits separately.

Marko M. Lazić (502644)
Antigoni Kaliontzopoulou (502645)
Miguel A. Carretero (486979)
Jelka Crnobrnja-Isailović (502646)

December 2013

Df: Degrees of freedom; F: F-statistic; P: corresponding P-value. See Material and Methods for va...

Anovas for Behavior and Immunohistochemistry.

Diego Armando León Rodríguez (427723)
Zulma Dueñas (427724)

June 2013

Two-way ANOVA results for each behavior (n = 48) and the immunohistochemistry data (n = 24). *sta...

Subject hematology results.

Junko Takahashi (321227)
Masaki Misawa (351647)
Hitoshi Iwahashi (28611)

February 2013

Biochemical variables for miniature pigs during the experiment are shown. Values are mean±SD. RBC...

A simple method for distinguishing within- versus between-subject effects using mixed models

van de Pol, Martijn
Wright, Jonathan

January 2009

Here we describe a statistical procedure called within-subject centering (not to be confused with gr...

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH COMPARING REPEATED-MEASURES ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA) AND MIXED MODELS IN A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL

Sagady, Amie Elizabeth

July 2005

Longitudinal studies are common in many areas of public health. A usual method to analyze longitudin...

Comparison of blood test results among the BTX-exposed groups and the control group.

Yan Sha (629141)
Wei Zhou (24328)
Zhenyu Yang (427524)
Xiaoling Zhu (360159)
Yingping Xiang (629142)
Tiandi Li (629143)
Dexiang Zhu (511379)
Xinyue Yang (629144)

September 2014

P value was obtained from one-way ANOVA.Comparison of blood test results among the ...

Mixed model ANOVA—A between-subjects variable.

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Mixed model ANOVA—A between-subjects variable.

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