Sentence examples for High standardized from inspiring English sources

High standardized uptake values (SUVs) may be predictive of poor prognosis.

High standardized factor loadings were observed for all items on the single factor.

The function is chosen in such a way that cells in a rasterized map that are highly suitable in terms of achieving the analysis objective obtain high standardized values and less suitable cells obtain low values (Azizur Rahman et al., 2012).

The other two zones (Plymouth and Bristol) with high standardized DCD donation rates had standardized DBD donation rates that were significantly below the national average (Fig.  1 b and c).

It was notable that two of the four zones (i.e. Cardiff and Cambridge) with significantly high standardized DCD donation rates also had standardized DBD donation rates that were close to the UK mean (Fig.  1 b and c).

Basically, for a profile with a lower standardized partial variance, much of its variability is explained by the profiles connected to it, while for a profile with a high standardized partial variance, less of its variability is explained by the profiles associated to it.

Our analysis shows that ambulance workers have a higher standardized mortality rate, higher level of fatal accidents, higher level of accident injuries and a higher standardized early retirement on medical grounds than the general working population and workers in other health occupations.

The impact of the perceived trust on purchase intention when participants was exposed to malevolent messages was much higher (standardized beta = .794; p = .000) than that of the benevolent messages (standardized beta = .517; p = .000).000

The variables were not standardized within groups to allow for potential overall higher standardized scores within sex- and race/ethnic-specific groups.

Girls with breast Tanner II (n = 36) had higher DHEAS concentrations and were fatter and had a higher standardized bone age than did prepubertal girls (see Tables S1 and S2 under "Supplemental data" in the online issue).

Students, parents and community members are shareholders of something, too -- a common ideal -- and have the right to look for a return that goes beyond high stakes standardized tests or a high school diploma.