Sentence examples for measures approximated from inspiring English sources

Accuracy measures approximated the normal distribution with a mean 6.1%% underestimation.

Data from all outcome measures approximated a normal distribution, with the exception of the CGI, and subscores 1 and 2 from the PDSS.

To establish the clinical relevance of S-carboxymethylcysteine in the treatment of glue ear in children using measures approximating those saving a child from operation for grommet insertion.

The aims of our study were 1). to assess the relationship between exclusive BF duration and anthropometric measures approximating body fat or visceral fat, i.e. BMI, WC and WHR, and dietary behaviour at young adulthood, and 2). to determine to what extent dietary behaviour explains the relationship of BF duration with body and/or visceral fat mass.

These transformations yielded a continuous measure approximating high-frequency power.

Hence, the OUV measure approximates genomic oligonucleotide frequencies using genomic AT content.

This measure approximates the total bacterial growth during treatment, and therefore provides a separate measure of treatment efficacy across the entire duration of the experiment.

On a mathematical note we want to remark that the fact that rank(D i ) and rank(d out ) respectively rank(d in ) are correlated, as shown in the beginning of the results section, does not imply that our measure approximates or is even identical to the ranking of the degrees.

As well as performing best among DM patients, both CT and DA-level measures best approximated individual-level measures of income among all patients in the highest income categories.

In all cases where a relative risk or hazard ratio was reported, outcome was rare, and we assumed that these measures approximate the odds ratio.

Data on these measures approximate a normal distribution.