The phrase "a mixed measures" is not correct in English.
It should be "mixed measures" without the article "a." You can use "mixed measures" when referring to a combination of different methods or approaches in a particular context, such as research or evaluation.
Example: "The study employed mixed measures to assess the effectiveness of the intervention."
Alternatives: "varied measures" or "diverse measures".
To examine the effect of participants' profession on their ratings, three groups were included in a Mixed Measures ANOVA: staff nurses (n = 34), physicians (n = 11), and respiratory therapists (n = 17).
The behavioral data were analyzed using a mixed measures analysis of variance (ANOVA) with group as a between-subjects factor (healthy volunteers [HV] and BD), and valence (reward, loss), probability (.1,.3,.5,.9), and expected value as within-subjects factors.
Surface-based analyses provides a more precise measure of cortical thickness as VBM analysis reflects a mixed measure of grey matter, including cortical surface area or cortical folding, as well as cortical thickness [35].
To measure the corporate Financial Performance (FP), we used the Return on Equity (as a measure of the firms' performance from an accounting perspective), Annual Stock Returns (as a measure of their performance from a market perspective) and Market-to-Book ratio (MBR, as a mixed measure of both perspectives).
However, the original aim of this h index of giving a mixed measure of the number of documents published and their impact as measured by the citations collected along the time is totally undesirable for institutions as the overall size may be considered irrelevant for the impact evaluation of research.
It is important to emphasise that Ktrans is a mixed measure of tumour vascularity and permeability.
Weight loss and insulin reduction were associated with reductions in baPWV, a mixed measure of stiffness, but not with changes in purely central or peripheral measures.
Ktrans, which is often a mixed measure of blood flow and vascular permeability (Leach et al, 2003), was determined using in-house software and expressed as median values of Ktrans in viable tumour tissues.
As Ktrans is a mixed measure of tumour blood flow and vascular permeability (Strecker et al, 2003; Yankeelov et al, 2006), an overall increase in Ktrans might be detected if the increase in tumour blood flow is greater than the decrease in vascular permeability.
The facets of the MaFFMaP include steps toward improving the quantity and quality of data resources regarding this hazard, aspects for use of these new datasets within a mixed-measure (structural and non-structural) approach from the authorities, and programmes for building community and civil society capacity through improving awareness and engagement.
Using a 2×4 mixed measures experimental design, we studied the effects of frame layout and background contrast on visual search performance.
