Sentence examples for generalised measures from inspiring English sources

The minimal instances of both invariants are shown to coincide with the condition of being tracially AF among simple unital AH algebras of real rank zero and stable rank one, whence they may be thought of as generalised measures of dimension growth.

It is possible that the CI may also be measuring a different aspect of this trait compared to the more generalised measures of the 'Big Five' personal inventory.

These included the AUDIT C to measure problem drinking; the GAD-7 to measure generalised anxiety; PHQ-9 to measure depression; and the SF-12 to measure quality of life.

Inferential analysis was carried out using chi-square, ANOVA, and for repeated measures generalised estimating equations (with and without prior factor analysis).

Figure 5 displays the generalised Kapitza resistances measured with MD for superlattices with rough interfaces having variable roughnesses.

Finally, generalised trust was measured with the following item: 'To what extent do you trust most people?' The response category ranged from 'to a high extent' (4) to 'never' (1).

We will use the English translation of the Generalized Self-Efficacy Scale (GSES)[ 61] to measure generalised self-efficacy in relation to the five tracer activities.

Generalised reciprocity was measured by two questions, again with a dichotomous choice (yes/no): "Do you listen to someone's concerns and complaints?" and "Do you look after someone when he/she is sick and stays in bed for a few days?".

The 18 meta-analysis are then used to illustrate the relative performance of the standard and generalised Q statistics in measuring the extent of heterogeneity present.

*Unless otherwise indicated, difference in mean change in outcome before and after intervention between each session category and reference group (no coaching sessions) with 95% confidence intervals and P value calculated using marginal linear regression adjusted for baseline outcome measure using generalised estimating equations with robust standard errors to adjust for clustering effect.

†Odds ratio for major depressive syndrome for each session category and the reference group (no coaching sessions) with 95% confidence intervals and P value calculated using marginal logistic regression adjusted for baseline outcome measure using generalised estimating equations with robust standard errors to adjust for clustering effect.