Sentence examples for measures from survey from inspiring English sources

In addition to these indicators of school development, the UChicago Consortium also has formed seven measures from survey items that ask teachers and students about computer access, computer usage, and the availability of resources that facilitate the inclusion of technology in the classroom.

The most widely-used measure of obesity is an individual's Body Mass Index (BMI), defined as weight in kg/height in m2.1 The majority of studies using BMI rely on self-reported measures from survey data sets such as the National Longitudinal Study of Youth, the European Community Household Panel and the National Child Development Study.

Our initial intent was to derive this measure from survey data on clients served adjusted by catchment area size.

With the exception of IMD which was provided by the ONS, all variables were self-report measures taken from survey data.

Due to the anonymity of the survey respondents, we are unable to adjust for possible repeated measures from any survey respondent from any two or more years.

The University of Michigan measure comes from survey data; it is typically higher than other measures and responds more to commodity price swings (or really, oil price swings).

Weuve and colleagues [ 30] used baseline energy expenditure measures from a survey of 18,766 nurses.

Confirmatory factor analysis will be used to evaluate the validity and reliability of the measures from the survey.

Two access measures from this survey were used during 2009 2011 as part of pay-for-performance schemes providing additional income to practices meeting pre-specified quality thresholds.

In short, the VBP score for 2013 is based on a weighted average of either performance or improvement for 12 clinical process of care (CPC) measures and 8 patient satisfaction measures from HCAHPS survey.

Utilization measures from household surveys also provide the basis for conducting benefit incidence analyses in health [ 4, 5].