Sentence examples for squared measures from inspiring English sources

However, the R squared measures in this modified example were not the reverse of those in the previous analysis (.046 and.067).067

At least in these three examples, the general pattern seems to be that the R squared measures by Fairchild et al. (2009) are not symmetric, but strongly biased in favor of the indirect effect.

In the light of these limitations, investigating alternative effect size measures such as R squared measures seems to be a worthwhile effort (for a more complete overview of effect size measures in mediation, see Preacher and Kelley, 2011).

In the present study, I will show that these R squared measures suffer from a serious problem, an asymmetric treatment of the direct and indirect effect that can not be justified on normative grounds.

The gathered data included age and mass body index (calculated dividing the weight measured in Kg by the height squared measured in meters).

Body mass index is calculated as mass (measured in kilograms on a standard calibrated scale) divided by height squared (measured in meters).

Body mass index will be calculated as mass (measured in kilograms by a standard calibrated scale) divided by height squared (measured in meters).

The data collected with the Minimod consist of the accelerations in (meter/second squared) measured by seismic acceleration sensors in three axis.

Body mass index (BMI) was calculated as weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared measured to the nearest 0.1 cm or 0.1 kg.

The NWS, for example, divides the United States into a grid where each square measures 12km (7.5 miles) on a side.

Though R-square measures are not very high, the strength of the instrument is appropriate.