Sentence examples for examining number from inspiring English sources
Specifically, mean effect sizes were the smallest for studies examining unprotected sex (r = .15, CI = .10,.20), followed by studies examining number of sexual partners (r = .25, CI = .21,.30), those examining composite measures of risky sexual behavior (r = .38, CI = .27,.48), and those examining sex with an intravenous drug user (r = .53, CI = .45,.60).45,.60
As well as examining number of sessions attended, patterns of missed sessions and compliance with the intervention will also be explored.
More robust findings were obtained, however, for the correlations examining number of reported accidents or near misses to CDT and MMSE scores.
There was a small amount of statistical heterogeneity (I = 20%) across studies for fall rate and no heterogeneity across studies examining number of people that fell.
We need an end to government "post-truth" on this subject – and for the Department of Health to publish spending on PFI payments, management consultants; meetings about NHS reorganisation, and commissioning meetings with doctors examining numbers instead of patients.
Our analysis examined number and type of financial stressors and did not examine patterns of stressors.
The findings are based on data from 10,000 Americans who were part of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2005-2006, which examined number of allergens as well as extent of sensitization to allergens.
Across 10 double-page spreads, the book examines numbers and their history, simple mathematical functions, shapes, measurement and the basics of probability.
Down the hall, Dorothy Morris and Ms. Gaston examined numbers scratched by Mr. Heye on the bottoms of pots, and cross-checked them with computer printouts before affixing labels and packing them in bubble wrap.
Eight days later, we examined numbers and areas of Nanog-positive outgrowths (Fig. 4A).
After data collection, the questionnaires were examined, numbered to facilitate registering, entered, and processed, using the Statistic Package for Social Sciences (SPSS).
