Sentence examples for measures between groups from inspiring English sources
Differences for categorical measures between groups (e.g. gender, diagnosis, vocational status, ASSIST ratings) were assessed using chi-squared tests.
Resultant data were subjected to repeated measures, between groups analysis of variance testing for all 82 neurocognitive and psychological test measures.
This can be observed in other channel locations as well, leading to a very important conclusion that those channels with highly discriminative SE measures between groups identify themselves as better candidates for feature classification task.
The specific aims were to: (i) determine whether differences exist in isometric and isokinetic hip strength measures between groups; (ii) compare hip strength agonist/antagonist ratios between groups; and (iii) examine relationships between hip strength and self-reported measures of either hip pain or function in those with FAI.
There were significant differences in all the clinical measures between groups and in anti-P.
In the present study, the voxels were selected based on anatomical rather than functional differences in DTI measures between groups because the DTI scan did not measure functional activation, and there was no behavioral task or behavioral activation involved with the selection of voxels for subsequent behavioral regression analysis.
Main Outcome Measures: Between-group comparisons of mean bolus transit times, onsets of swallow gestures, and displacement measures obtained by dynamic lateral view videofluoroscopy.
The aim of this paper is to measure between-group inequality in mortality experience in EU countries through a range of mortality indicators.
Independent t test measured between-group differences.
Equivalence of internet and pen-and paper-administration on faking was then measured between groups.
In order to ascribe to which species the spectra from a putative clinical sample correspond, we devised a statistical approach based on the mean Spearman rank correlation coefficient used as a similarity measure between groups of spectra.
