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Appendix D Cohort Adjustment of Fertility for Anticholinergic Group, Using No-Chemical-Test Group for Comparison
Pages 87-88

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... Therefore, the most likely explanation of the difference is that the selection process that assigned some volunteers to anticholinergic chemicals and others to no active chemicals (NOT) , by whatever criteria were used, succeeded in distinguishing men who would have fewer children from those who would have more.
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... 282 384. 3 416 455.5 509 514.6 402 446.3 418 385 .1 after testing 821 979 .3 889 789 .6 1, 745 1, 801.5 a Total includes children of unknown sex.
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