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. 2017 Nov 22;7:16088. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-15795-7

Table 1.

Associations between intelligence and whole-brain aspects of modular organisation.

r part. p part. BF01-Reg.
Whole-brain measures
    global modularity 0.03 0.569 3.16
    number of modules 0.04 0.531 3.07
    average module size −0.04 0.466 2.86
    variability in module size 0.05 0.355 2.50
Whole-brain proportions of node types
    ultra-peripheral nodes 0.06 0.318 2.34
    peripheral nodes 0.11 0.064 0.76
    non-hub connector nodes −0.03 0.528 3.07
    non-hub kinless nodes −0.04 0.462 2.86
    provincial hubs 0.04 0.490 2.96
    connector hubs −0.03 0.586 3.21
    kinless hubs −0.03 0.657 3.35

r part., Pearson’s correlation coefficient for the partial correlation controlling for effects of age, sex, and handedness; p part., p-value of significance for the partial-correlation; BF01-Reg., Bayes Factor in favour of the null hypothesis (i.e., absence of correlation) for Bayes linear regression models predicting FSIQ values by the respective whole-brain measure of modular network organisation or whole-brain proportions of node types while controlling for effects of age, sex, and handedness.