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58 Block size: any Logical record length: any The Data Management Centre can read many different floppy disk formats. If centres want to use this facility, they should contact the Data Management Centre in advance. Centres which like to use punch cards for the data transfer should arrange their own postal dispatch. The data should be reported in personal records. This record must include: an arbitrary one to one personal identification number date of examination date of birth sex. g. when using punching cards), each record must include the personal identification number at the same physical place.
Two-sided tests of hypotheses are considered since either increases or decreases in risk factor levels might occur. The samples selected at each survey are independent. Specific assumptions for each risk factor Smoking prevalence: is 60% in population. The change in prevalence considered is the absolute and not the relative change. A minimum requirement is that a change of 20% should be detectable. Diastolic blood pressure: assuming an interperson standard deviation of 10 mID Hg, it is desired to detect a minimum absolute change between first and last screening of 3 mID Hg.