As an indicator of internal consistency reliability, we calculated Cronbach values (achievable values range from 0, indicating no internal consistency, to 1, indicating identical results), and Cronbach alpha values of more than 0.7 are commonly considered markers of a high degree of reliability.
The Person Separation Index (PSI) was calculated for each factor as an indicator of internal consistency reliability.
As an indicator of internal consistency, those who thought it would be difficult to see a doctor anticipated waiting significantly longer for all three warning signs (P<0.01: see Table 1).
Cronbach's alpha coefficient (an indicator of internal consistency) for SDQ total difficulties was 0.80, and for subscales of prosocial behavior, hyperactivity/inattention, emotional symptoms, conduct problems, and peer relationship problems was 0.62, 0.77, 0.59, 0.57, and 0.55, respectively.
Finally, we compute an indicator of the consistency of the design criteria, by computing the empirical mean-square error over the M T realisations in the test set: Those empirical counterparts of our original design criterion can be compared for the four employed designs.
Edge: Draw Consistency: In professional football and college football, average yards per rush is a good indicator of consistency and control of the game.
Additionally, Cronbach's alpha was calculated as an indicator of the internal consistency of the scales.
The Cronbach coefficient alpha, an indicator of the internal consistency reliability of the measuring instrument, was.81, which is in an acceptable range for psychological measures.
The last column provides another indicator of consistency: the degree of measurements uncertainty needed to find a flux vector in full agreement with the model constraints (π = 1).
Finally, in agreement with the expectations and as such another indicator of consistency the rate estimates increase with enlarged follow-up periods with PONV rate estimates being always at least as frequent as the estimates for vomiting.
Cronbach's alpha, or the coefficient of internal consistency, is an indicator of the reliability of an instrument in a given sample.
