Sentence examples for adjusted estimation from inspiring English sources
The factorial structure of the scale was evaluated using Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA), but since the scale items were dichotomous, the model was estimated using tetrachoric correlations and the weighted least squares mean and variance adjusted estimation procedure implemented in Mplus 6.1 (Muthén & Muthén, Los Angeles, CA).
In the present analyses, these tests were calculated with the alternative software Mplus using the weighted least squares means and variance adjusted estimation method (WLSMV) [ 64].
We conducted all EFAs with Mplus 7.2 (Muthén and Muthén, 1998 2012), using weighted least-squares means and variances adjusted estimation.
Table 5 shows pooled analysis odds-ratio of backache and headache per added daily hour of screen-based activity, with mutually adjusted estimation for TV viewing, computer gaming, and computer use.
We estimated demographics, clinical characteristics and outcomes and calculated age- and sex- adjusted estimations of incidence and mortality rates.
In the measurement update stage, we adjust estimation of the unknown state X k based on the measurement values Z k.
A designed controller based on Lyapanov candidate theorem is introduced for adaptive synchronization/anti-synchronization of two different unified chaotic systems and is used for adjusting estimation parameters until the measurable errors converge to zero.
An offset variable of the length of follow-up time was used to adjust estimation for a function of the number of days the subjects spent under observation.
Adjusted estimations of socio-demographic and SES associations controlled for each other without adjusting for health related indicators or social support.
To estimate the fit of the model we used weighted least square mean-and-variance adjusted (WLSMV) estimation implemented in Mplus (Muthén and Muthén 1998).
In these analyses, we treated teachers' responses categorically and applied weighted least squares means and variance adjusted (WLSMV) estimation (Rhemtulla et al. 2012; Sass et al. 2014).
