Sentence examples for a concurrent measure from inspiring English sources

This measure, designed for preschool-aged children, has been validated against a concurrent measure of lung function.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the utility of a concurrent measure of physical activity used in a cross-sectional design in comparison to the standard prospective measure.

The CHQ-PF50 (parent form) [ 18, 20] could have been added as a concurrent measure to explore the convergent validity of the instruments.

Blood from bats that did not receive initial DLW injections was also sampled at this time to obtain a concurrent measure of background isotope levels.

112 117 The PRAM is the only score developed and validated against a concurrent measure of lung function in children aged 3 6 years, 117 and subsequently validated in children aged 1 17 years.

The Temporal Experience of Pleasure Scale (TEPS) [ 14] was used as a concurrent measure of anhedonia to evaluate different components of the long-term experience of pleasure, namely the anticipatory and consummatory among the participants.

MFQ The Mood and Feelings Questionnaire [ 32] was re-administered at mean age 27.2 to give an concurrent measure on depressive symptoms.

The concurrent validity of domain and factor scores were upheld in light of their strong associations and shared variance with an established concurrent measure of health related quality of life.

16 The NPI, however, has been used as a concurrent validity measure against the revised Cambridge Behavioral Inventory to establish the revised Cambridge Behavioral Inventory's validity for assessing behavioral symptoms in persons with dementia in general practice settings.

While this task provided no independent, concurrent measure of central task performance, identification accuracy was calculated for the last 1/3 of trials for all subjects (see Table S1).

The Thai SF-36 was also used as the concurrent measure to determine the construct validity of other disease-specific QOL instruments (endstage renal failure[ 11]; chronic liver failure[ 12]).