Sentence examples for a descriptive characteristic from inspiring English sources

Height and pre-pregnancy weight were self-reported in the medical history questionnaire and used as a descriptive characteristic only.

Quality scores can be used in several ways: as a cutoff, with the meta-analysis including only studies above some minimum score; as a weighting value, with studies with higher quality scores being given more weight in the analysis; or as a descriptive characteristic of the study, used in explaining study variability and heterogeneity.

But it is highly plausible that "desirable" means something like "fittingly or correctly desired" — after all, desirability is a normative, not a merely descriptive, characteristic, and it has something to do with desire.

We extracted the instantaneous frequency (IF) from the TFD to determine its modulation law; an important descriptive characteristic of EEG seizure[14 16, 19, 20].

Overall, recurrent-event survival analysis showed considerable promise as a statistical approach for flagging complaint-prone doctors early in their complaints trajectory, using only a few simple descriptive characteristics.

A summary of patients' descriptive characteristics can be found in Table 1.

Table 3 presents a comparison of the descriptive characteristics of patients in the study population according to whether or not they were prescribed BZDs.

Table  1 shows a number of key descriptive characteristics for the population studied based on all available assessments in the study period.

Following a case study design, descriptive characteristics on members' locations and number of posts were collected from the forensic occupational therapy online discussion group.

Furthermore, we only included women with singleton pregnancies and those who had answered a minimum of one of the abuse questions, leaving a total of 53 934 for descriptive characteristics.

Descriptive characteristics as a function of season are summarised in Table 1.