Sentence examples for measures will be explored from inspiring English sources

The fidelity measures will be explored to respond to the detailed plans for the intervention content and implementation.

Different covariance patterns for the repeated outcome measures will be explored and the most appropriate structure will be used.

A range of LBP-related measures will be explored including disability, pain, pain-related psychological processes (eg, catastrophising and kinesiophobia), quality of life as well as physical activity.

PIRT: Three main outcome measures will be explored: a) the frequency and volume of PSI reports; b) the quality of PSI reports; and c) the comparability of PSI reports with other review methods, to establish concurrent validity.

All secondary and exploratory endpoints measured after treatment will be explored using graphical methods, such as scatter plots, to examine their relationship to dose and other explanatory endpoints measured at baseline.

Approach 6 – additional robust measures for performance metrics will be explored.

Association of user data with individual characteristics on baseline, change on primary and secondary outcome measures and medical parameters will be explored, using Pearson Correlations Coefficients and univariate ANOVA.

The relationship between measures of immune response and PFS and OS will be explored in multivariable Cox proportional hazard models including treatment arm as covariate.

Outcome measures, including clinical and health economic outcomes will be explored using descriptive statistics.

Trends over time and time-by-treatment interactions will be explored using repeated measures ANOVA.

Associations will be explored by quantitative and qualitative measures.