Sentence examples for measures were substituted from inspiring English sources

Missing values on standardized measures were substituted by using Expectation Maximization (EM) procedures.

Mr. Kouvelis, too, insisted that some of the more onerous austerity measures be substituted with softer alternatives.

The volume of bone marrow, in which only part of the organ could be measured, was substituted by the volume that was calculated from the mass of red marrow in the adult male phantom (1.12 kg for 73.7 kg of body weight) adjusted by the subject's body weight and 1.04 g/mL as the specific gravity [38].

Missing data on the indices measuring working conditions were substituted by sample mean values.

These measures can be substituted for original DSD in the four classical function prediction methods we studied (or in any functional prediction method that incorporates a pairwise dissimilarity measure between nodes).

Given the high number of dropouts in post-intervention and follow-up, the planned repeated measures ANOVA was substituted by the Hierarchical Linear Modeling (HLM) to investigate treatment, time and the interaction with the MIXED procedure of SPSS [ 40].

To best compare experiment and theory, the standard deviation of the experimentally measured displacement was substituted for σ D i in the expressions for Ε i f and Ε i o defined in Sections 3.1 and 3.2.

A minimal haemoglobin count of 8.8 ± 1.4 g/dl was measured, which was substituted with erythrocyte concentrate (100 [0; 250] ml) in 23 patients.

The measures developed can be substituted for subjective field measures to reduce costs with minimal loss in accuracy and to characterize walkability of proposed neighborhood designs.

Similar results were observed when participants with macroalbuminuria (ACR ≥300 mg/g) or elevated parathyroid hormone (>74 pg/ml) were excluded or when a continuous measure of 25(OH D was substituted for the categorical measure.

Determining the extent to which the innovation data can be substituted by other measures is essential for a deeper understanding of the dynamics involved.