Sentence examples for average absolute change from inspiring English sources

As Holbrook notes, "Across all 16 presidential debates, the average absolute change in candidate support was just less than 1 percentage point".

A report in April by UBS, a Swiss bank, put the average absolute change in profits (before goodwill) of companies that had then announced results under IFRS at 12%.

Take one more metric: the average absolute change in price each day.

The average absolute change in intervention hospitals was 20.1% in intervention hospitals compared to −3.1% in control hospitals (p = 0.001).

There was an estimated average absolute change in "any HH compliance" of 28.4% (range 17.8%too 38.2%) in intervention hospitals compared to 0.7% (range −16.7 to 20.7%) in control hospitals (p = 0.010).

The estimated average absolute change in "complete HH compliance" in intervention hospitals was 20.1% (range, 7.8%too 35.5%) compared to −3.1% (range −6.3%to5.9%9%) in control hospitals (p = 0.001).

Changes in the measured VOI activities induced by map inaccuracies are plotted in Figure 4, and the average absolute changes in percentage are listed in Table 3.

The range of average absolute changes in 100 mm pain VAS ratings is -5.7 to -11.9 mm over all outcome intervals.

The cross-calibration enabled the calculation of average absolute changes in BMD as well as the conversion of the BMD data to Z-scores based on a single database of reference values.

Although the average strength of all persisting connections did not change, the mean absolute change was 55±33% (see Table 1), clearly exceeding the spontaneously occurring changes during a comparable time span (28±10%, in 34±14% of all persisting connections).

Mean percentage changes and mean absolute changes in ADP scores and in average daily SIS from baseline to week 10 were analyzed using an analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) model that included treatment and center factors, and baseline score as covariates.