Sentence examples for outset analysis from inspiring English sources

The HADS-Anxiety subscale showed good fit at the outset (Analysis 4).

The DASS-Stress subscale also satisfied model expectations at the outset (Analysis 13).

*Bonferroni adjusted *Bonferroni adjusted The depression subscales showed good fit to the Rasch model, and only the DASS set of items needed adjustment for local dependency (Table 3, Analyses 8 and 9), whereas the HADS-Depression subscale satisfied model expectations from the outset (Analysis 10).

In this paper, at the outset, an analysis of the scientific and technical literature about main international standards and classifications has been provided.

Furthermore, from the outset, the analysis of outcomes in all other subgroups besides the ER+/PgR+ (n = 3,809) patients was weakened by the low numbers of patients in these groups (e.g., ER+/PgR−, n = 636) [ 42].

At the outset of the analysis, we carry out reliability and dimensionality check with Cronbach's alpha and exploratory factor analysis.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 might have led to steadier desegregation had we monitored its impact from the very outset, developing an analysis of institutional practices that could be renegotiated rather than relying largely on costly and contentious lawsuits based on particularly striking instances of discrimination.

However, it is important to emphasize at the outset that ROC analysis is not inherently dependent on any theoretical consideration, including signal detection theory.

We decided at the outset of the analysis to examine each of the three target grades separately, given the different developmental stage of each grade, the different rewards offered and the different outcomes of interest.

Observing the heterogeneity of accounting change at the outset, the contextual analysis used sub-structuring as a technique to arrange the cases regarding the extent of 'corporate' accounting change (Miles and Huberman 1994: 184).

Charles Clarke, the UK's Education Secretary at the outset of the analysis timeframe, romantically envisions the apparent potential for reuse as follows: [T]he same piece of information can be easily adapted to a number of uses.