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. 2023 Jul 25;14:4473. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-40069-4

Fig. 2. Variation in GWAS sample size.

Fig. 2

a Between-family analyses. b Within-family analyses. Data are presented as the estimated coefficients +/− 1.96 times the standard error (95% confidence interval) for the Polygenic Index (PGI) using meta-analysis (circles), Obviously Related Instrumental Variables (ORIV, rhombuses), the default PGI-RC procedure (squares), and the PGI-RC procedure, taking into account uncertainty in the GREML estimates (triangles) in the baseline scenario (no genetic nurture, no assortative mating) and holding constant the prediction sample at N = 16,000. The confidence interval for EA1 in the within-family analysis extends beyond the displayed range (−0.08 to −1.29). The dashed line represents the true coefficient. The simulation results are based on 100 replications.