Sentence examples for outcome variance from inspiring English sources

The specific arrangement of habitat patches and search area had weaker and sometimes unexpected effects, mainly through increasing outcome variance.

We conclude that it is possible to predict a substantial proportion of the outcome variance in ICBT and IBSM for severe health anxiety.

In PLS, the first PLS component explains most of the outcome variance.

The HLM model for the secondary outcome measure (LSASres) explained 20% of the outcome variance.

The ICC quantifies the proportion of total outcome variance that is due to inter-individual variation.

We used outcome variance and EV of gambles to identify participants' utility function (Bossaerts & Hsu, 2008).

For continuous variables, outcome variances in the different intervention groups were also compared using the F test, with results presented as F-statistic and p value.

The neighbourhood-level amount of clustering (ie, per cent of outcome variances explained by neighbourhood-level differences) was 5.6% for non-motorised sitting (equivalent to a SD of 31 min/day); 14.2% for days/week of motorised travel (equivalent to a SD of 0.92 days/week) and 9.7% min/day of motorised travel (equivalent to a SD of 8.70 min/day).

The outcome measure, variance in normalized log(2) ratios across experiments, was dichotomized based on the observed distribution of values across probes.

In addition, we sought f) information on outcome data variance and possible effect size, for sample size calculation.

Extensive efforts to acquire information from authors on unpublished outcomes and variance data allowed us to apply methods for meta-analyses of continuous and skewed outcomes and to produce more robust results for some outcomes than could be achieved with a purely narrative synthesis.