There are, however, concerns with using continuous measures because they are built on two assumptions that may be untenable when examining judicial decision-making: that the level of precision assumed by these measures is capturing true ideological distinctions between judges, and that the effects of ideology as measures are uniform across levels.
MAD cut-points (mg) for classifying the activity patterns by intensity were defined for both accelerometers with generalized ordinal logistic regression by using the compound symmetry structure, which assumes that the correlations between the repeated measures are uniform.
The Breslow-Day test of homogeneity was used to test the null hypothesis that the effect measure was uniform across strata [ 28].
In a society that is increasingly dependent on technology, it is vital that the units by which everything is measured be uniform.
To account for potential autocorrelation within the time-series data from any individual LHA, parameters in the regression models were calculated with generalized estimation equations (GEEs) in R (R Foundation, Vienna, Austria), assuming an exchangeable correlation structure (where the correlation between all pairs of daily measures within-LHA was uniform and non-zero).
Under S.B. 7, evaluation of Illinois's public school teachers would be tied to student performance, and those measures would be uniform throughout the state.
By definition, some items in any data set are always above an average unless the thing you are measuring can be uniform - mortality, as we explain below, is not something that ever can be perfectly consistent across hospitals.
Here, the main mathematical property ensuring existence and uniqueness of such a measure would be uniform hyperbolicity.
The success of these counter measures was likely non-uniform and varied by oblast as well as by type of farm (collective vs. private).
Colorado joins a growing number of states which are moving on hemp legislation, though such measures are hardly uniform.
