Sentence examples for mean difference divided from inspiring English sources

We will use the weighted mean difference when the pooled studies use the same rating scale or test, and the standardised mean difference, the absolute mean difference divided by the SD, when the studies use different rating scales or tests.

Further, Hedges' g effect sizes (ES) for each outcome were calculated using the mean difference divided by weighted and pooled standard deviation (Hedges 1981).

Effect size statistics (i.e., mean difference divided by pooled s.d).

Effect size ΔNormal = mean difference divided by the pooled standard deviation.

Effect sizes were expressed as the mean difference divided by the pooled standard deviation (SD).

Standardized difference is the mean difference divided by the pooled SD, expressed as a percentage.

First, we planned to calculate incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs; mean cost difference divided by mean outcome difference) for any combination showing adherence therapy group to have both higher costs and better outcomes.

Figure 3 shows the results of an intervention that, on average, has no effect and is expressed as effect size (we will refer to effect size based on the standardized response mean calculated as difference divided by the standard deviation of the change score).

In the longitudinal analysis, the mean difference was divided by the standard deviations of the T1 overweight sample.

For the calculation of effect sizes in the cross-sectional comparison, the mean difference was divided by the standard deviations of the school children.

To quantify the magnitude of change, effect sizes were calculated as the mean score differences divided by the standard deviation of pre-treatment scores.