Sentence examples for reduced ceiling from inspiring English sources

Design changes including a reduced aperture size, bottom lip on aperture, increased nod angle, deeper cavity, reduced ceiling slope angles, and more specular walls resulted in higher thermal efficiency designs.

We found a broader score distribution for MCI subjects on the MoCA than the MMSE, with a reduced ceiling effect.

The 5L version of EQ-5D led to a considerably reduced ceiling effect and a larger proportion of respondents reporting severe health problems compared to the 3L.

The 5-level EQ-5D descriptive system (EQ-5D-5L) reduceilingling effects of the 3-level EQ-5D (EQ-5D-3L) and improved the discriminatory power and convergent validity.

Preliminary studies indicated that prototype five-level versions could improve the properties of the three-level in terms of reduced ceiling effects, increased reliability, and improved ability to discriminate between different levels of health [ 51].

The first studies investigating its measurement properties indicated improvement over the EQ-5D-3L in terms of a reduced ceiling, increased reliability, and greater ability to discriminate between different levels of health, while establishing convergent and known group validity [ 2– 5].

Avlund et al. [ 53] compared 'tiredness' and 'reduced speed' classifications, and found that the reduced speed scale was more effective in reducing ceiling effects.

In response to a commentary provided by Uttl and Morin (2010) regarding the recent study by Hughes and Nicholson (2010), we evaluate their suggestion to modify our study's design to reduce ceiling effects (similar to that of Rosa, Lassonde, Pinard, Keenan, & Belin, 2008).

Study C to test a new response pattern designed to reduce ceiling effect.

Several scales in this review were exceptional at reducing ceiling effects, reducing gaps in coverage along the construct, as well as establishing a formal hierarchy of functional decline.

Apart from the length of the response scale, several other methods have been proposed in the literature to reduce ceiling effects.