Sentence examples for approximately standardised from inspiring English sources

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However we (approximately) standardised the time covariate in the meta-regression, by centering this at 1998 and dividing by 6, as often suggested in order to aid mixing in MCMC algorithms.

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In each country, approximately 1000 standardised face-to-face interviews were conducted (for the smaller countries, like Luxembourg, Malta and Cyprus, the number was about 500).

The correction for regression dilution approximately doubled the standardised β coefficients.

This will involve a series of observations (approximately 30) during the standardised clinical assessments and subsequent treatment consultations, as well as interviews with a sample of patients (approximately 20).

The DNMT3L genotype accounted for around 0.5% of the variance in intelligence, with the common homozygote (DNMT3L 11330CC) being associated with an approximately 2 point reduction in standardised intelligence.

In this study the DNMT3L genotype accounted for around 0.5% of the variance in intelligence, with the common DNMT3L homozygote genotype being associated with an approximately 2 point reduction in standardised intelligence.

In this study where we will use 16 KFPs, a 5% difference in scores is considered significant, that is a difference in mean scores of 0.8, corresponding to a standardised effect size of approximately 0.6 (moderate to large).

We calculated that two groups of 50 patients would be sufficient for a difference of approximately 0.56 standard deviation on the standardised EuroQol-5D, with a two-sided α=5%, and a power of 80%.

It has also been shown that the placebo effect (in comparison to no treatment) typically accounts for only small standardised mean differences of approximately 0.3 for participant-reported pain outcomes, equivalent to 3.2-6.5 3.2-6.5on a 100 pointspain scale [ 132- 134].

[ 33] For self-reported scores, where a previous study reported a standard deviation of 0.93, [ 34] a 10% difference in scores (with a maximum of 5) is considered significant, that is a difference in mean scores of 0.5, corresponding to a standardised effect size of approximately 0.5 (moderate).

The age-standardised incidence rates were approximately 7% higher, assuming that all unspecified schwannomas were VS.

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