Sentence examples for measures of persistence from inspiring English sources

We correlated persistence in general by taking each individual's button-press latencies and correlating these with their corresponding fMRI persistence measures obtained for each ROIs, including those in early visual areas (recall that both our behavioral and fMRI measures of persistence were computed within-subject by subtracting Vanish from Persist results).

There is certainly a loss of precision by using site quality as a surrogate for more direct measures of persistence.

Figure 5 shows estimates for both measures of persistence of educational attainment by country, and their 95%% confidence intervals.

All of the correlations just reported suggest that persistence is ubiquitous in the ventral visual hierarchy and that our behavioral and neural measures of persistence are highly correlated within subjects.

Second, we will construct measures of persistence, defined as the number of days of therapy without a gap of 90 or more days.

In analogy to the measures of persistence and refill prescriptions, the length of therapy was highest for patients treated with 240 mg dosage strength compared to study groups with lower dosage strengths.

The performances of all models were compared using RMSE, MAE, R2 and a measure of persistence.

The recorded traits were lucerne DM yield over 3 years (13 harvests), DM yield over the first harvest of both the fourth and fifth year (as a measure of persistence), seed yield and its components assessed in the third year, and competitive ability against weeds as expressed by lucerne proportion under 'organic' management.

The latter is a measure of persistence.

This probability is a measure of persistence of the business cycle phase.

The IC is closely related with another popular real-valued measure of persistence, namely, the intergenerational elasticity (IE).