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. 2006 Nov 3;16(6):240–248. doi: 10.2188/jea.16.240

Table 2. Summary statistics for age-period-cohort models of colon and rectal cancer, year 1958-1997*, aged 30-84 years.

Terms in model Residual Change p value for test
statistics
adj-R2A


Df G2 Δdf ΔG2
Colon
Males
 Age (p=0.00001) 77 3385.50
 Age+period (AP) 70 180.69 16 100.30 0.00004§ 0.94
 Age+cohort (AC) 60 95.07 6 14.66 0.15404 0.96
 Age+period+cohort (APC) 54 80.41 0.97
 
Females
 Age (p=0.00001) 77 1507.20
 Age+period (AP) 70 71.34 16 21.30 0.16727§ 0.95
 Age+cohort (AC) 60 63.49 6 13.45 0.03642 0.95
 Age+period+cohort (APC) 54 50.04 0.95
 
Rectum
 
Males
 Age (p=0.00001) 77 1131.80
 Age+period (AP) 70 133.34 16 54.28 0.01116§ 0.87
 Age+cohort (AC) 60 84.28 6 5.22 0.73397 0.90
 Age+period+cohort (APC) 54 79.06 0.90
 
Females
 Age (p=0.00001) 77 299.48
 Age+period (AP) 70 87.46 16 31.09 0.01310§ 0.68
 Age+cohort (AC) 60 63.49 6 11.32 0.07898 0.71
 Age+period+cohort (APC) 54 56.37 0.73

* : Original incidence data for the 9 unequally spaced time periods during 1959-1997 was reorganized into 8 five-year time period groups including 1958. The method for editing this data is described in METHODS.

† : Comparisons between submodels and APC model.

‡ : For males, the F-test was used, and for females, the χ2-test was used.

§ : AP vs. APC.

∥ : AC vs. APC.