Sentence examples for on measures obtained from inspiring English sources

The socioeconomic index was constructed based on measures obtained from the Ghana National Survey [10, 11].

In order to exploit the prospective longitudinal data available and to test the notion that the architecture of the phenotype would become increasingly differentiated and differentiable as development unfolded, we conducted our factor analysis focusing on measures obtained during four different developmental epochs: 6 18 months; 18 38 months 42 77 monthss and 81 months –9 years.

The equilibrium spectrum [9], [19] for the steady-state pupil constriction (n = 4 subjects) is based on measures obtained in each subject at each of the 11 different pre-exposition wavelengths and corrected according to the complete irradiance dose response curves of the 2 subjects recorded in the initial experiments to obtain the half saturation values.

All sociodemographic indicators were based on measures obtained at baseline.

Statistical analyses were therefore done on measures obtained at the replicate level.

Health state utilities required to estimate QALY will be based on measures obtained from the SF-12 and transformed into health state utilities via the SF-6D algorithm [ 62].

An average duration for each developmental stage was calculated based on the measures obtained during our 2-year survey.

The effects of corneal thickness on the measures obtained using each of the 3 tonometers also were examined.

We focus on neuroimaging measures obtained, including T1-weighted structural neuroimaging, diffusion tensor imaging, perfusion neuroimaging using arterial spin labeling, functional imaging tasks of working memory and emotion identification, and resting state imaging of functional connectivity.

16 21 One reason is because most research has relied on retrospective measures obtained at weekly, monthly or longer intervals, 16 which do not capture the naturally occurring events that impact SE or SE's variations across situations, contexts and days.

While estimates of change in original scale of measurement have the advantage of being conceptually easy to interpret, ES can be used by clinicians and researchers to compare changes in patients' health status on different measures obtained in the same study, to evaluate efficacy of different interventions, or to compare results of different studies.