Sentence examples for sad score from inspiring English sources

In order to display the results in a more effective manner, we only report the SAD score associated to the most similar spectral endmember with regards to its corresponding USGS signature.

Finally, the SAD score of the two orientation fields is computed at shift d, that is: CGO ( d ) = 1 N ∑ n = − h / 2 h / 2 ∑ m = − b / 2 b / 2 | O R ( x + n, y + m ) − O T ( x + n, y + m + d ) | ; k ≤ d ≤ k (5).

And the U.S.? We tied Tajikistan for the sad score of 29.

In this method the lowest SAD score gives the best estimation for the IMC on that vertical line.

Remission was defined as a SIGH-SAD score less than 9.

Most participants (11 of 15) received treatment beginning between 3 20 and 4 30 hours after sleep midpoint and all but 1 had a final %SIGH-SAD score less than 50% of pre-treatment.

Based on the assessment at baseline, the SIGH-SAD score would have had to decrease by at least 28 points (78%) in order to fulfil our previously defined criterion for remission (≤8).

The proportion of participants achieving remission was also significantly greater with active than control treatment in the OC analysis of all randomized participants: 57.1% versus 11.1%, p = 0.040 (Fisher's exact test; remission defined as SIGH-SAD score <9).

Post hoc comparisons of the proportion of participants in remission and mean %SIGH-SAD score were made at Weeks 1, 2 and 3. Secondary analysis also included a repeated measures ANOVA mixed model with SIGH-SAD as dependent variable and time, treatment, and interaction of time and treatment as fixed effects, including all randomized participants.

Participants were required to be between ages 18 and 65, to have a DSM-IV diagnosis of SAD (major depressive episode, with seasonal pattern, winter type [ 18] and to have a SIGH-SAD score of 20 or greater. Diagnosis was established with the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV (SCID) [ 19].

Remission was defined as at least a 50% reduction on the score during the eight-week study, and a final SIGH-SAD-score of eight or less.