Sentence examples for measuring the propensity from inspiring English sources

We do this by developing a new database measuring the propensity of scientists funded by grants from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to commercialize their research as well as the mode of commercialization.

To assess the role played by training, we decide to rely on the latent variable measuring the propensity to delay the retirement decision.

By creating a score (FP3mem) encompassing the biophysical parameters involved in the folding of α-helical transmembrane proteins, we provide a scale for measuring the propensity of protein sequences for localization within the plasma membrane.

Furthermore, in the development of the propensity score the presence of enthesitis was not significantly associated with the other traits comprising the score measuring the propensity for severe PsA [ 2].

The central measure of the study was an 8 item scale measuring the propensity to adopt EBP which was adapted from a psychometric instrument by Green, Gorenflo, and Wyszewianski [ 26]. (Table 1).

30 Outside of 'real-time' clinical use, an admission prediction score could be used as a method of controlling for demographics, illness severity, past history, transport considerations and referral source when measuring the propensity of different units (or a single unit over time) to admit or discharge patients, allowing fairer comparisons and controlled evaluations of service innovations.

The degree to which an individual variable confounds the association between outcome and exposure after balancing can, for example, be assessed by measuring the propensity-adjusted effect of treatment and then repeating the analysis, further adjusting for the variable of interest to the extent possible.

This evidence supports the ADVS and VWS as valid tools to measure the propensity to risky driving in pre-drivers.

He understood the difference between heat and temperature, realizing that heat makes gas particles move faster and that temperature merely measures the propensity of heat to flow from one body to another.

Therefore, two standardized questionnaires designed to either assess anger and hostility or to measure the propensity to laugh under a variety of situations encountered in everyday life, were administered to 300 consecutive subjects.

This ratio is used to measure the propensity of a MeSH term to be correctly annotated in text.