The phrase "absolute standardized" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something is completely uniform or consistent across all instances.
Example: "The absolute standardized procedures ensured that every product met the same quality criteria."
Alternatives: "completely uniform" or "fully standardized".
Here I transform branch lengths by raising them to a power κ, then optimizing the value of κ to minimize the correlation between absolute standardized contrasts and their standard deviations [ 51].
LASSO algorithm identified FPG, triglyceride (TG), low BMI, and insulin therapy as strong predictors (absolute standardized regression coefficient > 0.2).
An absolute standardized difference greater than 10% indicates significant imbalance of a covariate, whereas a smaller value supports the assumption of balance between treatment groups.
LS contributes more to the model than does aveExp, as shown by its larger absolute standardized coefficient 0.350 and t statistic of 20.712, compared with values of 0.041 and 2.414 for aveExp.
The differences between patient groups were significant (absolute standardized difference >10%) for three of the six baseline characteristics, suggesting that treatment status was confounded by factors prognostic of DLBCL mortality.
ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists ASDD, Absolute standardized difference; D, D-statistic is the maximum difference in the empirical quantile-quantile plot, and it is sensitive to imbalance across the empirical distribution; nm, Number of matched observations; nos, Number of observations in the original sample; RACHS, Risk Adjustment for Congenital Heart Surgery.
Specifically, lung lesion shape and motion trajectory can shrink target volumes defined by absolute PET standardized uptake value (SUV) thresholds or inversely expand volumes defined by relative PET SUV thresholds[29].
Peak VO2 and the consumption of oxygen at anaerobic threshold were expressed as an absolute value, standardized for weight and in percentage compared to the above-mentioned values according to the Wasserman formula [ 18].
We used plots of absolute values of standardized independent contrasts versus their standard deviations to assess the adequacy of branch lengths.
Cross-correlations between absolute values and standardized anomalies in monthly LAI and precipitation composites as well as the actual-to-reference evapotranspiration (ET) ratio used in the ESI were computed for representative forested and agricultural regions.
After matching, only age had an absolute value of standardized difference greater than 10 when compared to controls.
