The phrase "a weighted general" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a generalization that takes into account varying degrees of importance or significance.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a weighted general of the data provided a more accurate representation of the trends."
Alternatives: "a prioritized generalization" or "a balanced generalization".
Because the sum of dioxin and PCB toxic equivalences (total-TEQ) in breast milk has been associated with increased early length and weight gain [ 41], and because human intake of both OTCs, dioxins, and PCBs is accounted by the same source, i.e. fish [ 6, 42] possible confounding was assessed by including log-transformed total TEQ sum as a covariate in a separate weighted general linear model.
A breast feeding index was constructed from these data for the periods 0 3 months and 3 18 months and included as a covariate in an additional weighted general linear model.
In the present work, we investigate the exponential synchronization of weighted general delay coupled and non-delay coupled complex dynamical networks with different topological structures.
Correlations between weighted general and health-related LS and the other parameters were computed.
Interaction between gene polymorphisms in modulating BMI and fat mass was tested by, age weighted, general linear model univariate analysis.
Impact of categorised placenta OTC concentrations on PI, weight and length at birth, 3 months and 18 months, and on weight gain (kg/week) and length gain (cm/week) between 0 3 months and 3 18 months were explored using weighted general linear model.
We conducted two analyses: an unweighted analysis where phthalate distributions were estimated with changes in the means of these distributions as a function of demographic variables, and a weighted prediction for the general population in which weights were assigned for a subset of the population depending on the frequency of their demographic variables in the general U.S. population.
A weighted incidence will in general not be equal to the instantaneous incidence under non-steady state conditions.
Given that the interactions may be either weighted or unweighted (depending on experimental availability of reliable quantitative data), G is in general a weighted, directed multigraph.
Different from Zhang et al. (2010), the trait-specific variance-covariance matrix T used in this study is a weighted sum of the general realized relationship matrix G and a relationship matrix S built based on prior information on genetic architecture.
