Sentence examples for measures hypothesized from inspiring English sources
We use structural equation modeling to test child, family, and school measures hypothesized to mediate the effects of CPC participation on maltreatment and neglect.
In this chapter we review the state of progress in genetic investigations of BP and other syndromes, as well as efforts to assay quantitative measures hypothesized to represent key dimensions of psychopathology.
Convergent validity describes the degree to which two measures, hypothesized to measure the same construct, correlate.
Measures hypothesized to be theoretically not related to PA were selected as discriminant validity measures, and we hypothesized correlations close to zero.
While all measures hypothesized as being part of the model in Figure 1 were included in the analysis, for the sake of parsimony and interpretation indicator variables for each mediator/moderator were chosen as shown in Figure 2.
Convergent validity analyses seek to determine whether two measures, hypothesized to measure the same construct, do in fact correlate, and moderate, statistically significant correlations in the expected direction support convergent validity.
The design was used to measure hypothesized respondents' beliefs as representations of variations in attitudes (see Rust and Golombok [1999]).
GdDTPA was used to detect and measure hypothesized changes in the tumor microvasculature induced by the blockade of VEGF receptors, as well as the accompanying changes in fractional plasma volume (fPV) and vascular permeability to the macromolecules.
Sagittal abdominal diameter (SAD) is a novel anthropometric measure hypothesized to be a surrogate measure of visceral abdominal obesity in adults.
For each QI, a combination of observational, survey and medical record review data were collected to measure hypothesized predictors of good performance.
This sample size is sufficient to measure hypothesized changes in contraceptive knowledge and use and birth-to-birth intervals of 33 months.
