Sentence examples for descriptive group from inspiring English sources

Most commonly, segmentation is not based on a formal statistical model, but either a simple 'a priori' defined group classification narrative, failing to capture the complexity of varying group characteristics, or a 'post hoc' heuristic cluster analysis, applied to multidimensional behavioural variables, creating complex descriptive group narratives.

Descriptive group data are given as median (minimum maximum) values.

Descriptive group comparisons were predominantly of patients who received CAD106 versus placebo during the core studies.

Descriptive group data are given as median (minimum to maximum) values.

Descriptive group data are presented as mean (95% CI) and percentage (95% CI) for continuous and categorical data, respectively.

The first descriptive group considered the role of diagnosis in allowing individuals to gain access to mental health care or to identify other means of potential support.

It is nicely organized and descriptive, grouping dishes by variety and price: five of the six pastas, for example, are $8; the five types of meatballs, $6; and the five salads, $5.

Factors that influenced students' career choices were categorized into six new descriptive groups (medical lifestyle, social orientation, prestige, hospital orientation, role model, and varied scope of practice) according to the ability of items to fit in these categories.

While this is an interesting descriptive grouping, it is still a phenotypical characterization.

Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, group comparative analyses, and repeated-measures mixed-modeling methods (24).

Initial coding of transcript data consisted of descriptive (participant group, setting/context) and topic (specific questions/topics) coding.