Sentence examples for condition on measures from inspiring English sources

Outcomes suggested that students who received the CHP improved compared to students in the control condition on measures of symptoms and impairment.

To investigate the effects of a rested and fatigued testing condition on measures of balance in people with multiple sclerosis (MS).

For example, a recent study employing Tonic and Phasic Alertness Training (TAPAT), a task that requires monitoring a constant stream of hundreds of novel scenes, demonstrated group-level (n = 12) improvements after training compared to a test retest control group or active treatment control condition on measures of visual search, midpoint estimation and working memory (DeGutis and Van Vleet, 2010).

This study provides preliminary evidence that a brief, cognitive-behavioural intervention is effective in reducing clinical perfectionism, and is superior to an eight-week WL condition on measures of clinical perfectionism.

However, while added mentoring brought benefits in some areas, the goal-setting with mentoring condition fared worse than the goal-setting condition on measures of quality of life and depression (effect sizes ≥ −0.2).

Other studies have shown that symptoms associated with affective disorders are related to impairment of EF and motivation [ 34- 36], and that children with ADHD and affective disorder (i.e., anxiety) are cognitively distinct from and more impaired than individuals in either condition on measures defined within the concept of EF [ 32, 37].

However, the compactness condition of the impulsive terms I i j , some similar restrictive conditions on a priori estimation (3), (4) and the restrictive condition on measure of noncompactness estimation K b [ N L g b + ∑ i = 1 n ( N L i 1 + N ˜ L i 2 ) ] + ∫ 0 b η ( s ) d s < 1 (6).

Solvability of the scalar equation m ( t ) = K 1 + K 2 ∫ 0 t h ( s, m ( s ), n ( s ), q ( s ) ) d s, t ∈ J. and the restricted condition on measure of noncompactness estimation ∫ 0 t [ η 1 ( s ) + k 1 η 2 ( s ) + k 2 η 3 ( s ) ] d s ≤ K. are used in [17].

The objection, known as Bronfman's objection, that has attracted most attention starts by noting that Joyce's conditions on measures of inaccuracy do not determine a single measure, but rather a whole set of such measures.

It is likely that the effect of CHF, diabetes, chronic respiratory disease or other conditions on measures of health related quality of life differs within different subpopulations.

It is, however, noteworthy that they were observed only when the sample was conditioned on measures of early development or of social environment, or gender.