Sentence examples for index tendency from inspiring English sources

We found a relationship between IA/OD index (tendency to inhibit anger expression) and both attack frequency (r = 0.328, p = 0.041) and intensity (r = 0.413, p = 0.010).

We analyzed the following behaviors in elk and cattle comparing periods of wolf presence to periods before and after such visits: movements (speed and sinuosity), vigilance (using time spent head-up as index), tendency to group, and habitat use patterns.

After adjusting for age, total sleep time, the periodic limb movements index, tendency of depression, and the lowest 5%% SpO2, the "median SpO2 minus lowest SpO2" was still a significant predictor for a lower PSQI (β = −0.357, p = 0.015).

These centering were performed since collinearity was diagnosed; PLMI periodic leg movements index; tendency of depression was defined as either CES-D ≥15 or HADS-D ≥ 8; median SpO2-lowest 5%% SpO2 difference between median to lowest 5%% of saturation of total sleep time.

Stronger and weaker homotopic RSFC are interpreted as indexing tendencies toward inter-hemispheric coordinated or independent processing, respectively [ 17].

The thirty-one amino acid properties are the following: alpha-helical tendencies, average number of surrounding residues, beta-structure tendencies, bulkiness, buriedness, chromatographic index, coil tendencies, composition, compressibility, equilibrium constant (ionization of COOH), helical contact area, hydropathy, isoelectric point, long-range non-bonded energy, mean r.m.s.

A case-controlled study including 53 migraineurs and 34 controls has reported that migraineurs have higher awaking index, strong tendency for more slow wave sleep, and lower fast arousal index during interictal period [29].

The floor and ceiling parameters index the tendency to choose the risky or safe options respectively, regardless of reward probability: measures of reward type bias independent of the probability of reward.

Interestingly, in patients with dysphagia, both of the swallowing indices showed tendencies toward exacerbation during the 3-year follow-up period, although the differences were not significant (figure 2).

In fact, since 2006, the index had a tendency to "miss" the periods of strong growth.

The tumor retention index had a tendency to increase in malignant tumors, especially in the poorly differentiated tumors and the severely invasive tumors.