Sentence examples for measuring predicted from inspiring English sources

In a study of individual and group variability in exposure assessment for children in the RESPIRE trial, child 48-hr CO was found to have a low reliability for measuring predicted long-term CO exposure through mixed modeling (intraclass correlation coefficient r = 0.33) (McCracken et al. 2009).

Variations between predicted and actual boulder axis lengths are attributed to the sampling design for measuring predicted boulders, variable detachment processes and the rapid breakdown of rock masses post-detachment.

Regular, passionate kissing could be one of the best tools we have for measuring, predicting and enhancing the joy in our lives.

Greater connectivity, both perceived and measured, predicted shorter walking times.

Residual values (measured – predicted values) were plotted against predicted values, all independent variables in the model and key variables not included in the models.

None of the glucose measures predicted SGA infants.

UK universities could well take similar measures, predicted Will Murray, director of a plagiarism advisory service for British higher education.

Perinatal and familial measures predicted person references dependent on reference type.

Results: Both cognitive measures predicted admission and discharge total FIM scores, continence status, and activities of daily living (ADL) scores.

To summarize the regression analyses, as expected from the bivariate correlations, the word measures and writing measures predicted significant variance in GPA differences.

Regression analyses were also carried out to assess how well the vocabulary and writing measures predicted GPA when the two variables were considered in combination.