Sentence examples for adjustment score from inspiring English sources

With this approach, when regressing adjustment on adversity, the difference between a child's actual adjustment score and his/her adjustment score predicted by adversity (i.e., the standardised residual scores) can be utilised as a continuous vulnerability-to-resilience score.

By adding up the scores of all items and dividing by the number of items actually scored, an overall adjustment score is obtained.

Multivariable linear regression models explored associations between screen time and change in each continuous adjustment score from ages 5 years to 7 years.

Because LEA rates are sometimes used to compare quality of care for patients with diabetic foot complications, our risk adjustment score could be used to ensure that centers treating higher-risk patients are not unfairly penalized.

Figure 5B and Supplementary Fig. 2B display a risk adjustment score to indicate the extent to which betting behaviour was moderated by the ratio of boxes, calculated using the formula 2 a + b − c − 2 d where a is the 9 : 1 ratio and d is the 6 : 4 ratio.

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The clinical changes were accompanied by improvement in work and social adjustment scores on the WSAS.

In the case of family adjustment, the children of retired veterans tended to have more positive adjustment scores.

Social adjustment scores ranged widely, though very few students extended into the lowest end of the range (Fig.  4).

Both groups reported a within-group decrease in mean work and social adjustment scores at follow-up (Table  5).

No effect of the intervention was detected on victimisation or adjustment scores, although positive changes in adjustment were associated with increased EL.