Sentence examples for measures of dependency from inspiring English sources

In one recent study, psychologists rated 48 men and women attending Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania on measures of dependency, and calculated their grade-point averages.

Some economists are more sanguine, arguing that people will adapt and work longer, rendering moot measures of dependency which assume no one works after the age of 65.

After controlling for the students' SAT scores and the difficulty of their course schedules, among other factors, the researchers found, to their surprise, that those students who scored highly on measures of dependency were doing significantly better, on average, than those who were more self-sufficient.

However, correlation coefficients fail to capture more complex statistical dependencies (e.g. non-linear ones) between expression patterns, and thus more general measures of dependency based on mutual information (MI), have been proposed.

Both MI and correlation are measures of dependency between two random variables.

Concurrent validity was demonstrated through the expected relationships with other measures of dependency, community integration and family caregiver burden.

The concept of congruence (between aspired and actual implementation) and contingency (measure of dependency) is used.

We use Pearson's correlation ρ p as a measure of dependency in this paper.

The linear correlation is a measure of dependency in this paper and is also called Pearson's correlation.

Note that this measure of dependency is derived from the household files which have a variable called number of receivers of income.

In future studies a measure of dependency should be included, so that results can be adjusted for any imbalances between groups.