Sentence examples for measures of groups from inspiring English sources

The analysis will use repeated measures (in the form of recorded office visits) from each clinician at each time point and aggregate measures of Groups 1 and 2 over time.

This paper presents a pair of studies that compare two strategies: self-assessments and relational measures of group consensus.

Starting from heterogeneous metapopulations complicates the task of measuring the effects of local extinctions on distance-based measures of group differentiation and cultural change.

This complementary set of experiments allows us to study the effects of local extinctions on diversity measures, distance-based measures of group differentiation, and rates of cultural change as a function of time.

Subsequent studies with similar arrays, but using more sensitive and implicit measures of grouping, have substantiated these criticisms and, instead, have obtained evidence for grouping without attention.

We can combine sets of these predictions together to produce measures of group similarity, this permits an examination of climatic preferences within a clade.

More in-depth analysis, focused on using measures of group dynamics as covariates might shed some light on the importance of this source of measurement error in our design.

This is not the case with the other measure of group differentiation calculated here.

The result the proportion of total diversity explained by differences between groups provides a measure of group differentiation in a structured population.

We used the number of voles in each cage as the measure of group size, as opposed to measures of density such as units of space available per unit of body weight.

For the universal orthologous groups defined in each lineage, which by definition all have broad phyletic distributions, this provides an absolute measure of group sequence conservation.