Presentation of normal and diabetic groups.xlsx

<b>Presentation of normal and diabetic groups. </b>(a) shows the glycemic values and the age in months for diabetic women (F+) and normal women (F-). (b) represents the legend of the colors for panel (a). (c) shows the average BMI for (F+) and (F-). (d) shows the average age for (F+) and (F-). (e) shows the average height and weight for (F+) and (F-). (f) shows the glycemic values and the age in months for diabetic men (M+) and normal men (M-). (g) represents the legend of the colors for panel (f). (h) shows the average BMI for (M+) and (M-). (i) shows the average age for (M+) and (M-). (j) shows the average height and weight for (M+) and (M-). (k) shows the average age of women (F) and men (M). (l) shows the average height and weight of women (F) and men (M). (m) shows the distribution of diabetic (F+) and normal (F-) women when glycemic values are ordered by t0 ... t4. (n) shows the distribution of diabetic (M+) and normal (M-) men when glycemic values are ordered by t0 ... t4. (o) shows the distribution of diabetics compared to non-diabetics when glycemic values are ordered by t0 ... t4. (p) shows the t4 distribution of diabetics compared to non-diabetics, and (q) the BMI values. (r) represents the legend of the colors for panel (o) and panel (p) (Constantin IONESCU-TIRGOVISTE, Paul A. GAGNIUC, Elvira GAGNIUC. <i>The electrical activity map of the human skin indicates strong differences between normal and diabetic individuals: A gateway to onset prevention. </i>Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 120 (2018) 188–194).