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. 2021 Mar 30;49:100948. doi: 10.1016/j.dcn.2021.100948

Table 3.

The number of children included after applying exclusion criteria for each scan separately. BMI percentiles were calculated using the CDC standards for age-sex-weight-height-specific cut offs (Kuczmarski et al., 2000). BMI = body mass index; Y1 = Year 1; QC = Quality control; Structure = included cortical thickness, surface area, subcortical volume, Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) which included fractional anisotropy (FA) and mean diffusivity (MD); FD = framewise displacement; ROI = Region of interest. fMRI = functional magnetic resonance imaging; rsfMRI = resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging; SST = Stop Signal Task.

Description n
Released data 4915
Passed baseline inclusion 3422
No measurement error 3375
Y1 BMI percentile >5 3338
Y1 No reported medications known to affect food intake 3300
Y1 No reported neurological, psychological or learning disabilities 3300
Y1 Correct sex info/ not transgender 3282
Y1 Complete info for sex, age, puberty, race, and education 3243
Passed Freesurfer QC 3085
Acceptable T1 image 3052
Met weight stable/gainer criteria 1034
Structure rsfMRI MID SST EN-back
Acceptable T2 image 1002 -- -- -- --
Passed DTI QC 970 -- -- -- --
Two fMRI scans that passed QC -- 994 822 810 806
Available data without Philips scans -- 869 728 712 719
Resting state data >12 min -- 555 -- -- --
Framewise displacement <0.9 mm -- -- 720 697 690
Degrees of freedom >200 -- -- 669 649 632
Included 100 time points -- -- 666 -- --
Passed performance QC -- -- 630 619 607
Available ROI tabulated data 809 420 545 528 521
SST performance pass 490