Sentence examples for measures abstract from inspiring English sources

This SEM measures abstract concepts (i.e., latent variables) in the ovals based on the observed variables (modified from Grace et al. 2010).

First, the screening measures abstracted from studies were not always directly comparable with one another or with national measures.

Table 1 lists the baseline measures abstracted by a research assistant who is blinded to group assignment.

The full study population also included individuals with depression, but all screening measures abstracted for this review were assessed in the study population with schizophrenia only.

The full study population also included individuals with depression and individuals with no psychiatric diagnoses, but all screening measures abstracted for this review were assessed in the study population with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or other psychoses only.

One of the biggest obstacles to fairness has been a poorly designed screening test measuring abstract reasoning skills that have little to do with job performance.

Generally, these instruments measure abstract phenomena termed factors or dimensions from self reported perceptions of safety culture or safety attitudes.

Despite the difficulty in measuring abstract constructs such as Appreciation of Differences, the high degree of interrater reliability among researcher observations shows attention to consistency in the rating process.

Our clustering distance measure abstracts from relative changes in intensity and is thus relatively robust to changes in autofluorescence between worms.

Study 1 establishes effects by employing psychometric measures and abstract stimuli; study 2 corroborates findings with another product category and realistic stimuli; and study 3 complements psychometric measures with eye tracking data to demonstrate that visually more complex contexts divert viewer attention, hereby lowering processing fluency and target attractiveness.

Elliptic stochastic partial differential equations (SPDE) with polynomial and exponential perturbation terms defined in terms of Nelson's Euclidean free field on Rd are studied using results by S. Kusuoka and A.S. Üstünel and M. Zakai concerning transformation of measures on abstract Wiener space.