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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Mar 27.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Transplant. 2013 Jun 13;13(7):1859–1870. doi: 10.1111/ajt.12287

Table 3.

Pairwise MFI correlations of 9,918 replicate tests among 7 centers testing Lot 1

Center MFI (mean±SD)1 Pearson correlation coefficient [95% CI2]
A B C D E F G
A 2997±5117
P = 0.33 vs. F
1 0.963 [.961,.965] 0.986 [.985,.987] 0.979 [.977,.980] 0.975 [.974,.977] 0.986 [.986,.987] 0.968 [.966,.970]
B 3139±5429
P = 0.001 vs. F
1 0.972 [.971,.974] 0.953 [.950,.956] 0.980 [.979,.981] 0.981 [.980,.982] 0.966 [.964,.968]
C 2826±5022
P =0.08 vs. F
1 0.989 [.989,.990] 0.989 [.988,.989] 0.992 [.992,.993] 0.978 [.977,.979]
D 2436±4438
P < 0.001 vs. F
1 0.972 [.970,.974] 0.982 [.981,.983] 0.971 [.969,.973]
E 3007±5354
P = 0.26 vs. F
1 0.988 [.987,.989] 0.975 [.973,.976]
F 2936±5188
baseline
1 0.981 [.980,.983]
G 2569±4686
P < 0.001 vs. F
1
1

For testing average center differences, Center F was set as baseline based on multi-dimensional scaling analysis (See Figure 2). P-values for center differences were calculated using a random effects regression model, which included 6 dichotomous variables (one for each remaining center A–E and G) and a random component representing replicates of kits and beads.

2

Overall 95% confidence intervals for correlations calculated using Fisher’s z transform and a Bonferroni-adjustment for 21 comparisons.