Sentence examples for standardized individual from inspiring English sources

The "model-based index" (standardized individual Reward × Transition interaction betas) predicted individual sensitivity to devaluation, p =.004, whereas the "model-free index" (standardized individual reward betas) did not.

For this purpose, standardized individual obstetric and neonatal forms with prospectively defined variables are used.

For this purpose, standardized individual obstetric and pediatric forms were used.

In this study, four standardized individual diagnostic models were developed based on a large amount of data that were acquired from various Oriental medical clinics for the four diagnostic components: face, body shape, voice, and questionnaire responses.

Population thresholds for age-sex categories were applied to these scores 37 to provide age-sex standardized individual subject thresholds for low/high PCS and MCS (with below-threshold component scores categorized as 1).

The ventilatory threshold (VT) is a standardized, individual parameter of metabolic demand during exercise.

Data from a minimum of two models were analyzed together by standardizing individual mouse data to respective vehicle-treated controls (see Materials and Methods for details).

In order to standardize individual joint FOI readout results for the general perfusion, we established a fluorescence ratio (FLRA) for each joint by dividing the readout of the joint ROI by the readout of the eponychium of the index finger.

The list of predictions (see Table 4 for a summary) is ranked by a Z-score that was computed by standardizing individual raw scores in each prediction among all predictions collected in the database.

The flavanol oligomers with degree of polymerization (DP) ranging from DP 1 to 10 were measured by the HPLC method of Robbins et al.[21] with each sample extract standardized using individual purified oligomeric standards isolated and characterized as described by Hurst et al.[22].[22]

Traits were standardized, and individual fitness was converted to relative fitness by dividing by the mean fitness of all individuals within the subset of data.