Selected article for: "deviation change and unit increase"
Author: Dipender Gill; Marios Arvanitis; Paul Carter; Ana I Hernandez Cordero; Brian Jo; Ville Karhunen; Susanna C Larsson; Xuan Li; Sam M Lockhart; Amy M Mason; Evanthia Pashos; Ashis Saha; Vanessa Tan; Verena Zuber; Yohan Bosse; Sarah Fahle; Ke Hao; Tao Jiang; Philippe Joubert; Alan C Lunt; Willem hendrik Ouwehand; David J Roberts; Wim Timens; Maarten van den Berge; Nicholas A Watkins; Alexis Battle; Adam S Butterworth; John Danesh; Barbara E Engelhard; James E Peters; Don Sin; Stephen Burgess
Title: ACE inhibition and cardiometabolic risk factors, lung ACE2 and TMPRSS2 gene expression, and plasma ACE2 levels: a Mendelian randomization study
  • Document date: 2020_4_14
    • ID: 1kkpx108_28
    Snippet: Mendelian randomization estimates represent the change in the outcome per one standard deviation increase in genetically predicted levels of the exposure for continuous exposure traits and per unit increase in the loge odds of the exposure for binary traits. All outcome measures were rankbased inverse-normal transformed, and so changes in the outcome measures are in standard deviation units......
    Document: Mendelian randomization estimates represent the change in the outcome per one standard deviation increase in genetically predicted levels of the exposure for continuous exposure traits and per unit increase in the loge odds of the exposure for binary traits. All outcome measures were rankbased inverse-normal transformed, and so changes in the outcome measures are in standard deviation units.

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