Sentence examples for difference in the standardized from inspiring English sources
In this regard, truncation of the data at 500 grams creates a significant truncation difference in the standardized birth weight distributions between African and European American "compromised" births.
Applying a two-sided Mann–Whitney U test (with the significance level of 0.05), we determined that there was no significant (p-value = 0.09524) difference in the standardized copy numbers of RNA detected from the enFeLV specific U3 region between control and tumor conditions.
The 5 indicator variable terms in the density submodel (i.e. η1, μ i, 1, and σ i, 1 for i = s and p) account for the effects of "race" on the birth weight distribution, while the 6 indicator variable terms in the mortality submodel (i.e. A i, 1 *, B i, 1 *, and C i, 1 * for i = s and p) account for the racial difference in the standardized birth weight specific mortality curves.
The fact that no group differences were found in the reaction time task, despite significant differences in the standardized processing speed measure, further supports the interpretation that specific cognitive processing impairments and not global intellectual or processing speed impairments explain the pattern of results.
Recent work using FDG signatures from PET scans showed that the difference in the measured standardized uptake values (SUVs) of lung lesions may be useful in differentiating metastatic from synchronous primary lung cancers.
Scores are reported as difference in standardized score compared to standardized passing score (delta-SPS) reported as mean (95% confidence interval).
Differences in the age-standardized prevalence were seen by age, sex, and Hispanic/Latino background.
Highly significant ethnic differences in the age-standardized prevalence of diabetes were found for both genders in all categories of all adiposity measures (p < 0.001).
We calculate p θi < θk|data) from the standardized difference in the logistic regression coefficients.
