Sentence examples for coefficient children from inspiring English sources
TMD, temporomandibular disorder; CPQ, child perceptions questionnaire a Spearman's correlation coefficient Children with signs and symptoms of TMD reported, on average, worse OHRQoL than the control group, as indicated by the mean overall scores of 20.6 versus 13.5, respectively (Table 3).
On the basis of distance to airport coefficients, children living within 500 m, 1,000 m, or 1,500 m of an airport had average blood lead levels that were 4.4, 3.8, or 2.1% higher, respectively, than other children.
One inbred large family was reported in Set I, with parents who were first cousins (inbred coefficient for children = 1/16).
Based on power analyses and assuming a conservative intracluster correlation coefficient, 1289 children were needed to detect a 25% difference in rates between the two groups of the cluster trial.
OHRQoL: Oral Health-Related Quality of Life; CPQ: Child Perceptions Questionnaire; ISF: Impact Short Form; ICC: Intra-class Correlation Coefficient; COHQoL: Child Oral Health Quality of Life Questionnaire; FIS: Family Impact Scale; P-CPQ: Parental-Caregiver Perceptions Questionnaire; WHO: World Health Organization DAII: Dental Aesthetic Index; SPSS: Statistical Package for Social Sciences.
Weighted Cohen's kappa for the categorical Child-OIDPSC scores were 0.91 (1.0 in Kinondoni and 0.83 in Temeke) and intraclass correlation coefficient for Child-OIDPADD scores were 0.98.
18 The Wald test indicates that the coefficients on children aged 0-12 and children aged 13 18 are statistically significant.
$Beta coefficient for child MVPA minutes per minute of parent MVPA.
To date, only limited research has been conducted to develop transfer coefficients for children (Black and Fenske 1996).
The correlation coefficients for children's PCB concentrations and maternal PCB concentrations were 0.47 (preconception), 0.16 (prenatal), and 0.33 (postnatal).
Overall correlation coefficients for children 1 9 years of age at time of serum measurement in 2005 increased from 0.52 to 0.61 after incorporating maternal transfer.
