The phrase "a measures" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, as "measures" is a plural noun and should not be preceded by the singular article "a."
Example: "The report includes several measures to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "one measure" or "a set of measures."
The 12th semitone, which completes the octave, therefore has a multiplier of 2; for example, the standard A measures 440 hertz, the octave below 220 hertz, and the octave above 880 hertz.
The W-DEQ, version A, measures fear of childbirth as operationalized by the cognitive appraisal of the approaching delivery.
Sex differences were assessed using the nonparametric Mann–Whitney paired test applied to the A measures found for the CMM and nevi, respectively.
The 25-item 'Measurement of Outcome Measures' that considered a measures characteristics under four categories: methodological, practical, distributional and general.
We're still awaiting results from Utah, where a measures legalizing use for medical purposes is leading the polls.
Surely, a measures of the quality of the possible models reflected the remaining uncertainty in the class imbalance on learning.
Regarding convergent validity, correlations between the SRS-A and ADOS or PARS ranged from moderate to relatively strong (the latter two of which were assessed based on direct or indirect clinician observation), and these correlations provide support that the Japanese version SRS-A measures the same clinical aspects of the autism spectrum as do validated measurements.
A similar MANOVA as described earlier was applied for investigating between-group differences in self-reported (2 × 3 MANOVA, BRIEF-A) measures of cognitive control.
However, TBI survivors reported significantly more everyday problems with cognitive control than healthy controls, on all 3 BRIEF-A measures (Table 3).
First, parameter estimates extracted from the "core network" MFC ROI in both the overall stable task-set maintenance and adaptive task control contrasts and BRIEF-A measures were included in a partial correlation model.
The WDEQ-A measures fear of childbirth by asking women to rate their depth of feeling against 33 expectations and experiences before birth (version A) and after birth (version B) [ 21].
