Sentence examples for measures in the domain of from inspiring English sources
Any conceptual and empirical relationships, if any, between well-noted memory impairments1,4,16,36,40,41 and our more direct linguistic measures in the domain of referentiality and complexity are of considerable interest for future work.
We use a vignette approach to counter scale bias in our risk measures in the domain of work.
Budget deficits are associated with more reform measures in the majority of domains (statistically significantly for Other Welfare Benefits and Wage Setting) but fewer measures in the domain of Early Withdrawal.
All suggested legal empowerment measures in the domain of labor rights are addressed by the CRPD.
In addition to the vignette questions for the risk measure in the domain of work, the survey included six other vignettes related to two other self-evaluation questions.
Table 6 shows probit results for the probability of being self-employed using the semi-parametrically adjusted risk measure in the domain of work.
We differ from the "nines of (mathcal{A})" example by using a base 2 (binary) instead of 10 (decimal), and differ from both examples by having a measure in the domain of reals, instead of just integers.
The first Column in Table 3 corresponds to Ci as described in Section 2, the value is the non-parametrically adjusted (or rescaled) self-evaluation measure in the domain of work.
The minimally clinical important difference (MCID) is defined as the smallest difference in an outcome measure in the domain of interest that is perceived as beneficial [ 58].
Table 3 shows baseline and six month scores for the secondary outcome measures in the domains of strength, range of motion, balance, functional ability, risk of falls, foot pain and disability, fear of falling, and health related quality of life.
We report multivariate genotypic risk assessments derived from common variants reported by genome-wide association studies (GWAS), as well as clinical measures in the domains of immune, metabolic, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, respiratory, and mental health.
