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. 2019 Aug 16;24:101983. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2019.101983

Table 1.

Sample characteristics.

Total sample (N = 515)
NC (N = 250)
HT (N = 197)
HO (N = 68)
Inferential statistics
M SD M SD M SD M SD
Agea 58.00 7.41 58.40 7.55 58.57 7.35 54.94 6.18 F = 6.88; p < .01
Educationa 13.64 3.57 13.62 3.61 13.75 3.53 13.38 3.46 F = 0.27; p = .76
MMSEb 29.04 1.08 29.00 1.12 29.02 1.10 29.26 0.77 F = 1.54; p = .22
TFRb 16.47 5.16 16.23 5.15 16.37 5.12 17.73 5.12 F = 2.24; p = .11
TPRb 24.11 4.50 23.72 4.84 24.24 4.23 25.19 3.68 F = 2.84; p = .06
WMHc 3.18 [1.09, 3.65] 3.22 [1.13, 3.41] 3.03 [1.08, 3.70] 3.47 [1.13, 3.82] H = 0.60; p = .65
Fazekas scales 0: 247 1: 221 2: 39 3:2 0: 113 1: 115 2: 17 3: 2 0: 101 1: 80 2: 14 0: 33 1: 26 2: 8 χ2 = 3.82; p = .43
Male/female 201/314 88/162 88/109 25/43 χ2 = 4.32; p = .12

NC = APOE-ε4 Non-carriers; HT = APOE-ε4 Heterozygous; HO = APOE-ε4 Homozygous; MMSE = Mini-Mental State Examination score; TPR = Total Paired Recall; TFR = Total Free Recall;; WMH = White Matter Hyperintensities; M = mean; SD = standard deviation.

a

Indicated in years.

b

Cognition data was not available for 15 subjects.

c

Indicated in mL. Mean value is presented along with first and third quartiles. Data was not available for 6 subjects.