Sentence examples for mean outcome from inspiring English sources

The mean outcome measure of this study was the pelvic floor surface electromyography (sEMG) activity.

Moreover, the Neumark (1988) approach systematically overstates the contribution of observables to mean outcome differences.

The standard difference in mean outcome scores for KSS and HSS demonstrated no difference between groups (P =.902, and P =.426 respectively).

The average treatment effect on the treated (ATT) is given by the difference in mean outcome of matched members and nonmembers that have common support conditional on the propensity score.

Since cooperative members and nonmembers may not be directly comparable as members may self-select (or be selected) into the program based on initial differences, the mean outcome of the two groups differ even in the absence of the treatment.

One may think to use the mean outcome of the untreated individuals, E[Y 0)/D = 0] as a substitute to the counterfactual mean for those being treated, E[Y 0)/D = 1].

In this scenario, traffic is generated following the exponential distribution with mean outcome set from ( mathtt{{mathchar'26mkern-9mu lambda}} ) = 0.2 to 0.8 s to show the various packet inter arrival times for packets based on the Poisson distribution.

The mean value of the 10 point estimates in each phase is zero, by design; each point estimate measures the expected outcome for the sample mailed a Ticket in the corresponding month relative to the overall mean outcome for all those in the phase sample after accounting for pre-rollout characteristics and the fact that not all Tickets were mailed on schedule.

We estimated the model: Y_{t} = beta_{0} + beta_{1} *Time_{t} + beta_{2} *Intervention + beta_{3} *TimeAfterIntervention + e_{t} where: Yt indicates the mean outcome at trimester t. β 0 estimates the baseline level of the outcome at the beginning of the study period (1st trimester of the overall study period).

The majority of the literature focuses on partner's responses to a reduction in focal bird effort and a recent meta-analysis showed that the mean outcome is partial compensation [29].

Percent differences were estimated as follows: ((mean outcome FP*100) / mean outcome RP) – 100).