Sentence examples for descriptive indicators from inspiring English sources
Using SOFA Statistics 1.4.4 software, we calculated descriptive indicators and Pearson's correlation coefficient (r) between all measures.
Using SOFA Statistics 1.4.4 software, we calculated descriptive indicators and evaluated treatment effect using paired-samples Student's t-test on clinical and psychosocial variables between T0 and T1.
The soil characteristics were classified in terms of the descriptive indicators (Table 1) which were interpreted on a graded scale in Table 4.
Using SOFA Statistics 1.4.4 software, we calculated descriptive indicators and Pearson's correlation coefficient (r) between headache frequency and vitamin D levels.
We calculate descriptive indicators for each route, including an improved estimation of waiting time, transfer cost (to measure its tediousness) and consideration of the trip directness.
In such assessments observers could be using a more 'holistic approach' such as that proposed by Wemelsfelder & Lawerance [30], where more qualitative and descriptive indicators are used, such as 'calm', 'anxious', 'timid' and 'confident' etc.
It is a descriptive indicator, telling us something about the current market rather than an indicative indicator that tells us something about the future course of the stock market.
Thus for a second, more descriptive indicator, we calculated the lifetime cancer risk using the T25 method [ 31].
We conceptualized HL as not only a measure useful for classifying patient's reading fluency, but also as a broader descriptive indicator of cognitive function including recall and critical thinking [ 22].
Until then, we suggest that change in mean steps/day may be the most useful descriptive indicator for predicting changes in anthropometric outcomes due to its association with a number of anthropometric measures as well as its intuitively acceptable interpretation.
Noticeably, the derivation from power spectrum S P of the normalized variance (a more synthetic but less descriptive indicator) reads (cf Additional file 1, §3.3): (7) an expression similar to the well-known expression due to J. Paulsson [ 23] who first provided such a clear separation, but considered a set of independent two-states genes.
