Sentence examples for standardized indices from inspiring English sources
DTDs were given in kilograms, whereas the DRPs are standardized indices.
Due to co-linearity between independent variables, TUG was entered into the model instead of 2MWT, the standing with 2 feet together score was the only one entered among the balance tests performed, and standardized indices of CRIS, GPI and CFS were entered into the model instead of medical diagnoses because the former 3 were composite measures.
For this purpose, droughts are characterized through a combination of relative standardized indices: Standardized Precipitation Index (rSPI), Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index (rSPEI) and a Standardized Flow Index (rSFI).
For the full samples (both sexes), the standardized indices are substantially lower than the unstandardized ones.
However, the differences between the standardized indices and the unstandardized are very small for the gender specific WCIs (where age is the only unavoidable factor).
We inventoried 36 caves in west-central Florida, located on both public and private land, and analyzed cave resource data to provide insights on cave sensitivity and disturbance using two standardized indices.
While PubMed has standardized indexing of NIH grants, no standardized method of indexing non-NIH funding exists.
In the second step, standardized indexes of verbal aggression and job resources were entered.
The standardized Index of Association, (sIA) [ 28], was calculated for the complete set of allelic profiles and separately for C. coli and C. jejuni strains, respectively.
Multilocus LD was measured using the statistic IAS (standardized index of association), which compares the observed variance in the numbers of alleles shared between parasites with that expected when parasites share no alleles at different loci (Haubold and Hudson, 2000).
Three drought indices, namely standardized precipitation index (SPI), standardized runoff index (SRI), and soil moisture anomaly index (SMAI), are employed to examine the spatio-temporal and evolution features of drought events.
