Sentence examples for generalised standard from inspiring English sources

The damage model used is based on generalised standard material thermodynamics.

It relies on an energetic interpretation of both equilibrium equations and constitutive relations for generalised standard materials.

The method extends previous works of the authors on the solution to Cauchy Problems for linear operators and convex nonlinear elasticity in small strain to the case of generalised standard materials defined by two convex potentials.

The binary information (for example, dry cough at night yes or no) was analysed using both standard generalised linear models and analysis of covariance (adjusting for outcome at baseline) generalised linear models with the logistic link function.

Table 2 reports only the confidence intervals according to the standard generalised estimation equations, as we found similar results with the jack-knife estimator.

However, a frequent occurrence of focal or focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised seizures in Standard poodles was already reported in an earlier study from 2002 [ 65]; but the two studies (2002 and 2007) were conducted by the same authors and it was mentioned that few of the dogs were included in both studies.

*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.

Instead, since the posterior contains information on which parameters are more likely than others, a measure of central tendency (preferably the mode) could be used and passed into standard frequentist generalised linear models, particularly if the posterior distributions of interest are precise and not highly skewed.

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.

†Odds ratios, 95% confidence intervals and P values with logistic regression using generalised estimating equations with robust standard errors.