Sentence examples for caliper range from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we performed a propensity score matched analyses which aimed to match each AKI patient with the non-AKI patient with the nearest propensity score within a maximum caliper range of ± 0.025 and without replacement.

(vii) Skinfolds: Triceps and subscapular skinfold thickness are measured on the non-dominant side of the body with a Holtain caliper (range, 0 to 40 mm; precision, 0.2 mm).

On the other hand, the 0.25-standard deviation calipers ranged from 0.20 to 0.25 but tended to increase as r increased and decrease as β increased.

The Vernier Caliper (measuring range: 0~150 mm, resolution: 0.02 mm) was used to measure the fetus.

Trees were in the glasshouse for a total of 8 months, with final caliper measurements ranging from 0.5 cm to slightly more than 1.0 cm, and heights varying from 1 to 2 m.

25 The matching was performed without replacement, separately for the individual types of bisphosphonates, and within a maximum matching range (caliper width) in propensity score of ±0.025.

Setting the caliper to values ranging between 0.01 and 0.06 yields point estimates ranging between −0.02 and −0.03.

However, we do not match anyone whose propensity score falls outside a common support and we further restrict the number of potential matches for a respondent to a caliper, meaning a limited range of propensity scores close to the treated respondent, in order to avoid matches of poor quality (see Bryson et al. [2002]).

With this procedure we matched the first randomly selected patient with a left ventricular assist device to one without the device, with the closest logit of the propensity score within a specified range (the caliper width).

Abstract: Provided herein are compositions and methods for determining the structure of individual targets using nucleic acid caliper by determining long-range distances within such targets.

In contrast with a fixed or non-adjustable straight ruler, a compass or caliper can be adjusted to fit a range of sizes and shapes.