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Published in final edited form as: Genet Epidemiol. 2012 May 29;36(5):517–524. doi: 10.1002/gepi.21644

TABLE IV.

Associations between power to detect association (based on training data) and replication status (P < 0.05 and association in the same direction as training data) in the testing dataset using twofold cross-validation

SNP set
LD features Location CV set Number of SNPs analyzed OR 95% CI P
All SNPs All 1 492,651 1.18 1.05–1.32 0.004
2 492,651 1.19 1.07–1.33 0.002
Exonica 1 136,424 1.15 0.93–1.41 0.20
2 136,424 1.11 0.90–1.37 0.34
Transcripta 1 274,680 1.20 1.04–1.40 0.01
2 274,680 1.26 1.09–1.46 0.002
Intergenic 1 217,971 1.15 0.97–1.36 0.12
2 217,971 1.11 0.94–1.32 0.22
Pairwise r2 < 0.2 All 1 94,259 1.15 0.89–1.48 0.30
2 94,259 1.08 0.84–1.40 0.54
Exonica 1 26,295 1.43 0.91–2.26 0.13
2 26,295 1.31 0.81–2.11 0.27
Transcripta 1 52,719 1.32 0.94–1.84 0.11
2 52,719 1.33 0.95–1.86 0.09
Intergenic 1 41,540 0.95 0.64–1.42 0.81
2 41,540 0.82 0.55–1.22 0.33
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Exon and transcript regions were extended on each side by 5 kb and 15 kb, respectively.

LD, linkage disequilibrium; CV, cross-validation; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.