Discriminative validity is the extent to which measures from a measurement instrument distinguishes between individuals or populations that would be expected to differ [ 19].
The use of GSR/EDA measurement allowed us to collect workload measures from a distributed team of maritime personnel as they performed routine and emergency manoeuvres in a large maritime ship simulator.
Measurements were obtained every 10 s and background corrected using parallel measures from a cell-free location.
Monitoring in-shoe plantar pressures, temperature, and humidity: reliability and validity of measures from a portable device.
She endorsed a range of gun-control measures, from a revamped assault-weapons ban to registration of all gun sales.
A Republican governor, Mr. Foreman said, is far more likely to wrest liberal measures from a reluctant Senate than a Democratic governor would be.
This is accomplished for any of the gradient-enhanced effective plastic strain measures from a considered broad class of these measures.
The case study shows that the proposed model can be used to seek out accident causes and rank the derived safety measures from a cost-effectiveness perspective.
The proposed approach is validated on four datasets including process values from a gas compressor and vibration signal measures from a wind turbine.
The model predictions are compared to experimental measures from a prototype device for frequencies between 120 and 180 Hz, and at accelerations between 0.1 and 10 m/s2.
They will also get £1,000 for fitting any combination of two measures from a list of twelve improvements, which include installing double glazing, cavity wall insulation, a new boiler, replacement doors and flat roof insulation.
