Sentence examples for measures of subject from inspiring English sources

It includes standardized measures of subject's competence in arithmetic, fluency speaking Spanish, and Spanish literacy (Chronbach's alpha = 0.77).

CVs were computed to assess analytical error (CVa) from ten repeated measures of subject samples (subjects as their own control).

The CTRC measures of subject characteristics and the plasma metabolome were obtained following 12-h overnight fast and 24-h abstention from alcohol and exercise.

The 2 AWE sessions, spaced 1 week apart in the double-blind phase, were organized into 3 sequential classes; each class consisting of a scheduled series of activities was designed to provoke all of the DSM-IV-TR™ symptoms of ADHD and to further provide objective measures of subject performance.

He acknowledges that the data so far can't prove that, but he notes that his team found no correlations between brain activity and several measures of subjects' mood and personality, or with demographic factors, such as education and income.

The secondary outcome measures of subjects' HR, HRV, and skin temperature (Temp) were analyzed using these same methods.

Electrocardiogram (ECG), Thoracic Respiration Signal (RSP) and Facial corrugator supercilii muscle Electromyography (EMG) were recorded in order to obtain objective measures of subjects' emotional state.

At the beginning, during and at the end of the laboratory session, electrocardiogram (ECG), Thoracic Respiration Signal (RSP) and Facial corrugator supercilii muscle Electromyography (EMG) were recorded in order to obtain objective measures of subjects' emotional state.

In an attempt to reconcile injury outcome with factors apart from vehicle design, a proxy measure of subject skeletal health was assessed by high-resolution quantitative computed tomography (HRqCT) of the femoral neck.

Specifically, we used the number of papers indexed by PubMed (National Center for Biotechnology Information, 2010) as a measure of subject importance.

Intraclass correlations (ICC), and standard error of measurement (SEM) - measures of within subject variation from biological difference or equipment 'noise' or error [ 28] were calculated.