Sentence examples for moderate change and from inspiring English sources

One is that many Latin American voters want moderate change and more emphasis on rectifying social ills.

When considering the development of competencies, one half of a standard deviation was considered to represent a moderate change, and one full standard deviation was considered to represent a substantial change.

Effect size (ES) in the final column indicates the magnitude of change: ES=0.30 indicates mild/low change, ES=0.50 indicates moderate change and ES ≥ 0.80 indicates large change.

A difference of 1 point indicates a moderate change and 1.5 is considered a large change [ 50].

Others recommend 0.2 s.d. as small change, 0.5 s.d. as moderate change and 0.8 s.d. as large change (Sloan et al, 2006).

We used Cohen's generally accepted criteria for interpreting the magnitude of an ES: > 0.20 is a small change, > 0.50 a moderate change, and > 0.80 a large change [ 19].

Interpretation effect sizes: Values 0.2-0.5 0.2-0.5nt small changes, 0.5-0.8 moderepresentgesmall >0.8 large changes.

Changes in the range of 0.2 standard deviation units represent small changes, 0.5 – moderate changes, and 0.8 – large changes.

A global score, intended to represent a subjective impression of the overall disease severity, was also used, (0 normal joint, 1 mild changes, 2 moderate changes and 3 severe changes).

A sum score may adjust for this shortcoming [ 5], but it does not distinguish between persons with many moderate changes and persons with few severe changes, who may have equal sum scores.

When we considered as outcome the transition to disability alone (excluding death), the adjusted hazard ratios were 1.09 (0.74 to 1.59) for patients with moderate changes and 2.50 (1.72 to 3.65) for those with severe changes, in comparison with the mild group.