Sentence examples for measures of longitudinal from inspiring English sources
We used three measures of longitudinal RV shortening in an effort to characterize simple and reproducible measurements of global RV systolic function [ 19].
The focus is on the effect of the main operating conditions, i.e., the filling degree and the rotational speed of the rotary kiln, on quantitative measures of longitudinal and transverse mixing.
Data used included measures of longitudinal system perturbations by drug therapies (e.g., teriparatide) and disease states (e.g., progressive renal failure).
This pattern of selective response and attrition may have led to an underestimation of the reported associations, although attrition's effect may be more disturbing for descriptive results than for measures of (longitudinal) association [ 35].
With this paper, we intend to define and analyze measures of longitudinal fragmentation of care in the local context, for the first time paying attention to all three segments of the tripartite system.
Objective: The goal was to validate the SN-5 survey as a measure of longitudinal change in health-related quality of life (HRQoL) for children with persistent sinonasal symptoms.
The OSA-18 was completed at entry by the child's caregiver and again at least 4 weeks after surgery.Main Outcome Measures: The validity of the OSA-18 change score was assessed by comparison with multiple external constructs, including a validated measure of longitudinal change (OSD-6 survey).
As a measure of longitudinal construct validity (sensitivity to change), the standardized response mean (SRM) was calculated for all measures.
As a measure of longitudinal construct validity, the effect size and standardized response mean were calculated for the DASH disability/symptom scale.
Responsiveness refers to the ability of an instrument to detect important change over time in the concept being measured, and is therefore considered to be a measure of longitudinal validity.
One of the strengths of our study is the integration of home time, which is a patient centered measure of longitudinal functional outcomes prioritized by stroke survivors and stakeholders.
