Sentence examples for by collapsing the three from inspiring English sources

The significant "Sex x Type of tDCS x Time" effect in the VPC group was not dependent on type of dilemma ("Sex x Type of tDCS x Type of dilemma x Time" interaction, Wald chi-square = 4.414, df = 4, p = .353), indicating that it can be described by collapsing the three types of dilemmas.

The variable was dichotomized by collapsing the three latter options.

If needed for comparison to other studies, this can be converted into lifetime prevalence by collapsing the three last answer categories.

However, the two-factor model, made by collapsing the three factors into one, showed a much worse fit than the four-factor model.

The tree in Figure 1C shows the perfect phylogeny tree constructed on S 3 ′, S 4 ′, S 5 ′ in Table 1A, which can also be derived by collapsing the three edges labeled by S 1 ′ or S 2 ′ in Figure 1B.

A composite geocentric direction regressor was created by collapsing the three pattern similarity conditions of interest (facing, goal, and cross match) into a single binary regressor, contrasted against the pattern similarity expressed when none of these conditions were met (the null condition).

As reported in Burnett et al. (2008), fMRI data were analysed by collapsing the four emotions disgust, embarrassment, fear and guilt into two emotion conditions, social and basic.

Anyway, HRQL outcome was categorized as good or poor by collapsing the four response categories, thus limiting the variability of the outcome [ 41].

1 See additional file 1 for a complete translation of the questions and the response options Two items had disordered thresholds which was resolved by collapsing the two lowest categories which did not discriminate sufficiently [ 33].

In order to explore interaction of household wealth status with region of residence, we created a spatial variable by collapsing the ten regions into three: Western, Central, Greater Accra, and Volta as the Coastal area/zone; the Eastern, Ashanti, and Brong-Ahafo were categorised as the Central/Middle zone and the Northern, Upper East and Upper West defined as the Northern zone.

We also dichotomized the individual item responses into "high" and "low" by collapsing the two highest positive responses "very satisfied/completely" and "satisfied/mostly" into a "high" category, and the three lowest negative responses "neither satisfied nor dissatisfied/moderately", "dissatisfied/a little" and "very dissatisfied/none at all" into a "low" category.