Normative data for the 10-min Lean Test in individuals without Orthostatic Intolerance

I thought error bars on a graph indicated 1 x standard deviation. The sustained increase in heart rate was reported as 6.33 ± 6.82bpm where 6.82 is the standard deviation from the mean of 6.33.

Why then are the error bars in the graph so small?

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The legend says they’re standard error bars, SD/sqrt(n). Gives you the range of plausible inferred values for the mean

[edit: oops, cross posted with @Murph]
 
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