Moreover, the application of the SMA has been mostly based on using one summary statistic to assess only the total group difference.
Both boroughs were rated on at least one summary measure of deprivation as being in the top 50 deprived areas in England.
SES was estimated by expressing the possession of selected household assets as one summary variable developed based on the results of principal components factor analysis applied to the individual-level data [ 23].
A very recent article by Lodge [6], assesses repeatability of very common PET-based measurements in oncology applications focusing on only one tracer (18F FDG) and one summary measure (standardized uptake value (SUV)).
The BLAST output page displays one summary sheet for each hit on the A. euteiches sequences.
Of 7 regional accreditation reports and one summary of an accreditation report on undergraduate training, 3 did not mention cultural diversity, whereas 5 did address themes concerning cultural diversity.
The product of the MET score, weekly frequency, and duration was summed over all exercise activities that an individual was engaged in, resulting in one summary score, namely, "weekly MET hours spent on exercise activities".
"Mistakes are a part of being human," one summary begins.
What was Carr's view of the ten thousand-odd votes that Nunn produced with one summary card during the first demonstration?
One summary of 1,200 simulations published in the Journal of Climate last year showed that rising levels of greenhouse gases could triple the number of Category 5 hurricanes.
You can variously apportion blame for 25 years of warfare following the French revolution of 1789, but 5 million Europeans died – here's one summary of the butcher's bill – including at least a million Frenchmen.
