Sentence examples for standardised measures from inspiring English sources

Our study exhibits several strengths, including the use of standardised measures and objective measurement of PA and SED-time.

Also, measurement error is unlikely due to the rigorous standardised measures of exposure (hyperglycaemia) and outcome (adiposity measured by Holtain's calipers).

Tenant satisfaction in models of co-operative and mutual housing, using standardised measures, stands at 88% higher than for social housing more widely.

Limitations: Many studies lack appropriate control groups and standardised measures of symptoms and diagnosis.

Furthermore, there is a paucity of standardised measures to assess levels of nurses' compassion.

Note that since PISA scores are both externalised and standardised measures of students achievement, we do not add an interaction term with the track dummy.

The upper part of Table 3 sets out results if the threshold for exceedance rates is set at 0.7, and that for standardised measures set at 2. The latter threshold is a lower outlier threshold for standardised measures mentioned by Wilcox (2016).

In this study we report correlations between standardised measures of intelligence and mutational class, mutation size, mutation location and the involvement of dystrophin isoforms.

Do PGOM's add relevant information to standardised measures?

Total scores for all standardised measures were calculated.

These included a number of standardised measures [ 45– 45].