This table shows the direction and strength of particular effects
(Taus) measured with a nonparametric partial Kendall correlation test
controlled for age. The ++, +-, - -, p-, and p+ at the column headings
denote Rh-positive homozygotes, Rh-positive heterozygotes, Rh-negative
homozygotes, Rh-negative and Rh-positive subjects, respectively.
Negative Tau means that the genotype or phenotype that is on the left
from the slash has a better health parameter than the genotype that is
on the right from the slash. Significant Taus (p < 0.05) are
printed in bold. The results are presented without any correction for
multiple tests, however, most of the significant associations remained
significant even after such correction with the Benjamini-Hochberg
procedure.
Fig. 2 Effects of Rh phenotype and sex on physical and mental health