Sentence examples for prevalence of ceiling from inspiring English sources

First, the high prevalence of ceiling effects in ProM studies has likely reduced the estimated effect sizes even though modeling and dprobit were used for estimation.

This feature increases sensitivity and minimizes the prevalence of ceiling effects.

The present NHP results showed a higher prevalence of ceiling effect (indicating best possible quality of life) in all dimensions compared with the SF-36 results, but also a higher prevalence of floor effects in energy (indicating lowest possible quality of life).

The prevalence of patients with a ceiling and floor effect for the SF-36 scales ranged from 0 to 15.9%.

The prevalence of patients with a ceiling and floor effect for the SF-36 scales was typically less than 15%, which is considered small [ 21].

The prevalence of patients with best possible scores (ceiling effects) was also higher for the NHP scale (range 28.9-73.5%) than for the SF-36 score (range 1.2-24.1%).

For example, when capturing, retrieving, and modeling 3D as-built building information in the building indoor environments, (Furukawa et al. 2009) noted that the prevalence of texture-poor walls, floors, and ceilings in the environments may fail those studies built upon the images or video frames captured by digital cameras.

Unadjusted rate and prevalence MHQIs derived in this study showed substantial variation among hospitals in both the pilot and OMHRS data and no evidence of ceiling or floor effects were identified.

Empirical corrections are developed to estimate how the presence of ceiling lights reduces the effective ceiling absorption.

The existence of ceiling and floor effect were also tested.

The EQ-5D-3 L showed evidence of ceiling effects.