Sentence examples for ceiling group from inspiring English sources

Using the DTSQc, the At Ceiling group showed a greater increase in Satisfaction than the Not at Ceiling group.

However, it was expected that the Not at Ceiling group would be better able to show an increase in Treatment Satisfaction than the At Ceiling group, if they were using the DTSQsDiff, and this was indeed the case.

Figure 1 shows the DTSQc was markedly more responsive than the DTSQsDiff across all subgroups, including the Not at Ceiling group.

For the At Ceiling group the corresponding values were t 91) = 2.44, r = 0.25 for the DTSQsDiff and t 95) = 15.64, r change) = 0.85 for the DTSQc, and the z score of the difference between these r values = 10.15, an even more marked difference than for the Not at Ceiling group.

Furthermore, a simple test of the difference between these two z scores (4.73 and 10.15), using a standard error of the square root of 2, gives a final z value of 3.83, indicating that the superior responsiveness of the change measure is significantly greater in the At Ceiling group than in the Not at Ceiling group.

As expected, which questionnaire was used mattered less for the Not at Ceiling group, since patients still had room to show increases in Satisfaction when using the DTSQs, and did so.

And far from being worried about the debt ceiling, the group likely holds out hope that the debt ceiling crisis will present an opportunity to bring about this bait and switch.

WASHINGTON -- With the nation less than a week away from the Aug. 2 deadline to raise the debt ceiling, a group of progressive and labor organizations have launched a new ad campaign targeting House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va).

Beneath the soaring marble ceilings, the group of mostly African-American activists joined hands in a prayer for local control.

Tasks not administered to healthy control participants due to expected ceiling effects; control group: n = 25 (one healthy control participant had to be excluded due to misunderstanding task instructions); patient group: n = 33 (due to later inclusion of Arabic digits comparison).

PAGE B1 EXPERTS ARGUE DEBT CEILING A small group of economists and financiers argue that it would be better to focus on long-term financial health, even if it means not paying bills right away, despite the resounding view on Wall Street and among many financial regulators.