Sentence examples for equivalence score from inspiring English sources

The family's income was divided by their equivalence score, thereby equivalising the income and allowing comparisons between families of different sizes.

Household income quartiles ($29 650 or less, >$29650 $050 050, >$44050 $450 450, more than $64 450) were derived based on a modified version of the equivalence score method, which adjusts household income by household size.

W.W.'s comprehension of musical symbols benefited from the availability of a musical context (key identification 6/8, note identification, 9/10, total score 15/18; not significantly different from healthy controls), but deteriorated on the 'Musical Synonyms' task requiring assessment of symbol equivalence (score 15/20).

Each network happened upon in the search is ranked using a Bayesian Dirichlet equivalence scoring metric.

The healthy month equivalence scores were then converted into utilities, which were between 0 and 1, with the extremes being death and ideal health.

Thus we hypothesised that the meta-analysis would again show high equivalence scores for instruments migrated to a different administration mode.

Nab-paclitaxel also had the largest increment in healthy month equivalence scores compared with paclitaxel (2.24 months or 0.19 [95% CI: 0.13 to 0.25] QALYs gained).

The mean equivalence scores for items in the back-translated and original English versions of the GYTS were analyzed by descriptive statistics.

This item ranking by 2 English assistant professors showed that more than 53% of the average equivalence scores were above 4.5 (Table 1), indicating good item content and cultural equivalence of the source and translated versions.

However, the increment in healthy month equivalence scores with docetaxel relative to paclitaxel was more modest, with a gain of only 0.44 months, which is equivalent to 0.037 QALYs (Table 5).

Only sequences with 76 bases with PHRED-equivalence scores of 20 or higher and no ambiguous bases on both reads were kept.