Sentence examples for behavior scores from inspiring English sources

A measure of voting behavior, scores awarded by the A.F.L.-C.I.O., showed even larger occupational disparities.

The study, published Monday in Pediatrics, also found that children who had irregular bedtimes at ages 3 and 5 had significant improvements in behavior scores if their bedtime was regular by age 7. Still, the lead author, Yvonne Kelly, a professor of lifecourse epidemiology at University College London, warned against exaggerating the importance of the findings.

Mean pain behavior scores varied significantly by groups based on pain severity and general health status.

In addition, significant test retest correlations were found between baseline and follow-up pain behavior scores.

Neurological behavior scores showed 57 and 47% improvements for treated temporary and permanent models, respectively.

Four months after the intervention, adolescent-reported Prosocial Behavior scores significantly improved (p = 0.03).

The motor behavior scores were measured 2 and 16-days postoperatively.

How long will we have to wait before employers give us "good employee behavior" scores and attach it to our profiles in Slack?

The analyses indicated that communicative and protective pain behavior scores did not change significantly from baseline to follow-up.

A positive correlation was observed between changes in the CBCL externalizing behavior scores and fALFF of the inferior frontal gyrus.

Pain behavior scores were strongly related to pain intensity and moderately related to self-reported general health status.