Please don't use software programme. TABLE 12.30 Relationship of bronchial reactivityto so, (cm H,0/s) grouped by lungfunction at screening among22 asthmatic volunteersLung-function groupGroup AFEV, /FVCGroup BFEV,/FVC75-84%Group CFEV,/FVC2 85%<74%20.87.59.24.17.52.030.011.92.524.74.56.113.83.17.58.04.728.110.310.05.12.2Source: Based on the American Review of Respiratory Disease, 131(2),221-225, 1985. Pulmonary DiseaseTwenty-two young asthmatic volunteers were studied toassess the short-term effects of sulfur dioxide (SO,) expo-sure under various conditions [12]. The baseline data inTable 12.30 were presented regarding bronchial reactiv-ity to SO, stratified by lung function (as defined by forcedexpiratory volume / forced vital capacity [FEV,/FVC]) atscreening.*12.6 Test the hypothesis that there is an overall mean dif-ference in bronchial reactivity among the three lung-functiongroups.*12.7 Compare the means of each pair of groups using theLSD method.*12.8 Gompare the means of each pair of yroups using theBonferroni method.

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Description: Please don't use software programme. TABLE 12.30 Relationship of bronchial reactivityto so, (cm H,0/s) grouped by lungfunction at screening among22 asthmatic volunteersLung-function groupGroup AFEV, /FVCGroup BFEV,/FVC75-84%Group CFEV,/FVC2 85%<74%20