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Table 1.

Summary of Inhibin B data.

Year of publication first author and Pubmed ID for the papers used for data extraction, together with individual and combined study sizes and age statistics.

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Fig 1.

Root transformed Inhibin B levels.

The red line is the model that best fits the 709 data points, which are indicated by blue squares. The model has r2 = 0.35, indicating that 35% of the variation in inhibin B levels in young males is due to age alone. The green lines represent the upper and lower 95% confidence limits for the predicted mean and the orange lines the upper and lower 95% prediction limits.

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Table 2.

Parameter values for the normative model.

The 8 parameter values for the model shown in Fig 2, together with their standard error, T statistics and 95% confidence limits.

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Table 3.

Imputed data analysis.

300 randomly imputed adult data points were added to our combined data before fitting and comparing normative models. This was repeated for a total of 10 imputations, with model parameters collected for comparison and shown in the numbered columns. For any choice of instance, the parameters are within the 95% confidence intervals for each of the remaining instances.

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Fig 2.

Model residuals.

The residuals are the variations in root-adjusted observed values from the root-adjusted age-related mean value predicted by the model. The residuals have 97% goodness of fit to an ideal Gaussian curve.

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Fig 3.

The Normative Model.

Inhibin B levels in human males from birth to age 17 years expressed as standard centiles.

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Table 4.

Normative Inhibin B levels in pg/mL.

The centiles shown in Fig 3 are here given in tabular form for each year from birth to 17 years.

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