Sentence examples for standardised average from inspiring English sources

27 For each child time spent in MVPA was used to determine adherence to the CMO PA guideline (≥60 min daily) and was based on the standardised average minutes/day spent in MVPA, where the objective of standardisation was to standardise wearing time across days.

After calibration with standardised deposition measurements, a selected model allows pollen deposition over the flowering period to be predicted with high temporal and spatial resolution for standardised average pollen deposition at each location.

Furthermore, in order to make the comparison across all variables simultaneously and to track the ranking of the groups, we have considered the standardised average values from the variance matrix, to overcome the constraint linked to the different units of measurement without losing the variation between the values.

Therefore, individual change at post-treatment is estimated to have an SD of 0.8 around the standardised average estimate (ie, variance due to random slopes).

In agreement with the DART method, the standardised average of the 323 genes was higher in tumours with an overall shorter RFS (Additional file 14B), confirming the relevance of the MaSC biological programme invasion and metastasis in TNBC.

The standardised average sprinting motion at the foot-strike and just before the toe-off of the best trials of all 12 sprinters for 25 steps are shown in Fig. 2.

For women diagnosed in England and Wales during the early 1990s, 5-year survival from ovarian cancer was still 5 8% below the age-standardised European average relative survival of 37% (Sant et al, 2003).

For the scale-standardised scores averaged over 54 studies with data on mean differences, the mean scale-standardised difference was slightly smaller at 0.0167 scale units (range = 0.001 to 0.058; SD = 0.012), with 95 % CI 0.013 to 0.020.

For each time period the average standardised growth velocity is calculated by subtracting the standardized weight or height at the earlier moment in time from the standardized weight or height at the later moment in time, resulting in a ΔSDS.

The institutional table is determined using average standardised scores in each subject, as opposed to the average teaching score that is displayed for each subject.

Match point for Doctor No Reprints Related items The brains businessSep 8th 2005Last year, the average standardised test score of this group was in the top 7% in the country.