Philip David Brierley
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Can you confrm that on any particular day, the time slots allocated to participants were in date of birth order, youngest first?
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High Matt H, I guess this is a ‘no’? It is very important though.
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Hi Matt, I have already read that info and it does not contain what I am after. I am after the info on how the data is calibrated. Is this available or is it propriatory?
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Hi,I'm just wondering if there has been any investigation of this height issue and you can share any light on how it actually happened?Also if it has been corrected could you let me know or my own ...
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I think it's pretty conclusive there was a 2cm under measurement. Hence no one should use the given BMI for these people.
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It is definitely a real issue. It shows up in my risk models for diabetes wrt to BMI. The issue seems to be in Mancheter There are fewer data points because there is only one testing centre and the...
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Thanks Rachael, I think that would explain it.I'm not medical, but based on this evidence exercise would seem to increase phosphate levels.Is there a field in the data that will identify those who ...
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yes, the time points in that graphic seems to match with what I've observed but as you say, it's hard to see why it would change anything. Do we know if anything else in the process changed at the ...
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there are centres with higher than normal values, but that is because the centres are time related.
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