Sentence examples for measures discriminated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, both measures discriminated between female and male.

All density measures discriminated between cases and controls.

They found that these measures discriminated adults with ADHD from controls.

Furthermore, executive function, spectral coherence and brain structural measures discriminated controls from experimentals.

Areas under the ROC curves show that both lactate measures discriminated between survivors and nonsurvivors (Table 1).

Further, we showed that both measures discriminated between alternative dichotomous configurations of self-reported health status and the EPDS score.

In November, Cameron demanded curbs on freedom of movement in the EU and new measures discriminating between natives and EU citizens in low-paid work, adding that the UK was getting a raw deal from the EU system of citizenship rights and reciprocal social security arrangements.

Since Astley and Francis ([2010]) claim that these measures discriminate between four attributes, we fitted a four-dimensional model to the data and compared the model fit with the corresponding fit values of a one- and a two-dimensional model (dimension 1: creationism and attitude towards religion; dimension 2: scientism and attitude towards science).

Analysis of construct validity supported the essential unidimensionality of the item banks and the measures discriminate among levels of disease severity defined on the basis of medical history.

The study provided supporting evidence for the construct validity of all three measures, as we found that the measures discriminate between groups with differing levels of health problems and diabetes specific issues.

This paper has demonstrated that none of the Euclidean point distance, Voronoi tessellation, or area-weighted tessellation measures discriminate particularly well between map-based CPs and non-CPs as identified from premises field boundaries.