Sentence examples for subjects measures from inspiring English sources

The weight associated to edges for each pair of subjects measures their degree of being related.

This idea could be investigated in future studies featuring larger groups of PD subjects, measures of performance on different tasks, and the relation between medication, movement, and visual control.

They found the challenge of public speaking induced a significant increase in the subjects' measures of stress.

The item of curriculum design focuses on detailed affairs, such as the standards of the subjects, measures taken for the improvement of both content and textbooks of the subjects, as well as the methods of outcome evaluation.

In 91 COPD patients, 32 controls matched for age, cardiovascular risk and medication, and 41 healthy subjects, measures of cardiac repolarization and dispersion of repolarization (QTc interval, QT dispersion) were derived from 12-lead electrocardiography (ECG).

However, among 320 longitudinally studied subjects, measures of trehalase activity from a non-diabetic exam did not predict those who would eventually develop diabetes versus those who would remain non-diabetic (hazard ratio 0.94 per SD of trehalase activity, p = 0.29).

This may be related to the observation that the 1B task was generally easy for all subjects, measured both subjectively (individual reports) and objectively (performance).

Most black students perform "below basic" in five of the seven key subjects measured by the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

Figure 7 Walking path variation of 3 subjects, measured in outdoor areas.

Figure 5 Outdoor vs. Indoor: Raw walking-impact data of 10 subjects measured by the accelerometer.

Analysis of an additional 75 subjects measured under different conditions indicates similar performance.