Sentence examples for measures on different from inspiring English sources

This reflects the fact that it is clearly nonsensical to require a greater degree of measurement equivalence between measures on different platforms than is required between one measure on the same platform in the context of the assessment of test-retest reliability: at best the same degree of equivalence should be required.

In the future, we want to test those measures on different categories of advanced stream clustering algorithms like adaptive hierarchical density-based ones (e.g., HAStream [15]) or projected/subspace ones (e.g., PreDeConStream [24] and SubClusTree [14]).

The new figures showing the impact of the budget measures on different income groups already in receipt of tax credits were handed to the Lords secondary legislation scrutiny committee this week.

In particular, we analyze a situation, in which two interrelated performance measures on different hierarchical levels are available for contracting purposes.

The described framework estimates various impacts produced by various policy measures on different co-benefit areas (time, budget, health, safety, social, and planning) by using various transport and sustainable performance indicators.

In this study we explore the effects of end-use energy efficiency measures on different district heat production systems with combined heat and power (CHP) plants for base load production and heat-only boilers for peak and medium load productions.

As a specific outcome could be measured on different scales, standardized mean differences (SMD) with 95% confidence intervals (CI) were calculated.

They proposed 2 different partial volume compensatory equations, based on the phantom data, for tumour VOL measured on different slice intervals, one for each of the 2 methods.

The numbers in parentheses were the numbers of piglets measured on different DPCs and one piglet from each of Group 1 and Group 5 died from PRRS on 16 DPC and 18 DPC, respectively.

We were able to standardize our outcome measures using a mean difference (MD) for continuous outcomes measured on the same scale and a standardized mean difference (SMD) for outcomes measured on different scales.

When similar outcomes were measured on different scales, we used the standardised mean difference (SMD) with its 95% CI.