Sentence examples for estimated consistency from inspiring English sources

The estimated consistency of agreement between the three observers at each follow-up occasion was considered poor when ICC was <0.40, fair when 0.40 ≤ ICC < 0.60, good when 0.60 ≤ ICC < 0.75, and excellent when 0.75 ≤ ICC < 1.00.

The agreement - discordance between self-reports and parental reports has rarely been assessed [ 19], but in a recent such study [ 31], the estimated consistency for children who reported to be victimized was higher than in our study, but lower for children who perceived themselves not to be victimized.

We also note that the estimated internal consistency reliability can be artificially inflated by using a row-wise (i.e., person-wise) mean substitution rule for missing data.

The temporal enhancement also reduced RMSE, and improved the spatial consistency between estimated and reference urban extents.

Very high consistency between estimated and experimental results fully confirm suitability of the proposed approach and thus applicability of the fractional calculus to modelling of supercapacitor energy storage.

For the Y axis, the consistency between estimated and advertised scale factor values is better than 0.01, but the bias values have a discrepancy at the level of 100 500 nm/s2 (Table 3).

From previous studies 11 the estimated mean (SD) stool consistency in healthy controls was 3.6 (1.1) and recent unpublished data suggest a within-person correlation of 0.5.

In this study, reasonable consistency between estimated fractions of MeHg exposure from oceanic fish based on hair Hg isotope ratios and dietary recall data for oceanic and mixed fish consumers suggests that Hg isotopes show promise as a tool for estimating different MeHg exposure sources.

The internal consistency with an estimated alpha ranged from 0.74-0.86 [ 51].

This review found, with one exception, a high degree of consistency in the estimated values of R for seasonal influenza epidemics.

The consistency ratio of the estimated number of childbirths is the estimation of the number of childbirths divided by the actual number of childbirths collected by the VHV.