Sentence examples for measures collapsed from inspiring English sources

Happiness measures collapsed since austerity began, and now the Greeks are the most miserable in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DEconomic Co-operation

Much of the negotiations when Congress gets back in September are likely to focus on the automatic spending cuts, which were adopted only because any agreement on regular spending measures collapsed.

Cz provides a summary capacity measure collapsed over time and suitable for comparison between experimental conditions.

Therefore, measures were collapsed into two different categories.

Further, we examined the outcome variable aortic SUVmax in separate multivariate linear regression models using either slice-by-slice SUVmax measures or collapsed individual patient values.

Based on the distribution of the scores in our study population and our desire to keep the number of categories comparable to the frailty measures, we collapsed the typical five point scale and categorized the scores as follows: 0 indicating a low risk for serious decline, 1 as intermediate, and 2 or more denoting a high risk.

This measure was collapsed for the multivariate analysis into two categories "poor/fair/good" and "very good/excellent".

For each measure we collapsed the uppermost categories to ensure there were enough individuals in each cell to allow estimation of the parameters.

This lack of normality and a number of low cell counts led to this measure being collapsed into a four-category ordinal variable based on grouping the number of risk behaviours as follows: 0 1, 2 3, 4 6 and 7 13.

Here's a taster: The only official forecasts placed in the public domain suggest that, far from expanding, the marketplace for residential energy-saving measures will collapse once the Green Deal is introduced.

In exploring the drug×intensity interaction we conducted repeated measures ANOVAs collapsing over emotion to compare each drug over different intensities as seen in Figure 1 (20–100%).