Sentence examples for the mid category from inspiring English sources

The HRs of death were 0.86 for <65-year-olds, 1.01 for the mid category (65 69 years old), and 0.90 in the oldest patients (>70).

The psychometric importance of scales' midpoint is well known, e.g., the "midpoint bias", where (too) many respondents tend to choose the mid category from among an odd number of options.

Agreements were substantial for the categories 1 and 5 (0.80 and 0.73, respectively), but lower for the mid categories.

The fact that the highest proportion of misclassification was found in the mid categories may reflect floor and ceiling effects [ 31].

Of the 72 muscles examined, a total of 53 muscle groups (73.6%) had disordered threshold, particularly in the mid-categories (Table 2, 'before rescoring').

Our results indicate that fewer women in the three mid categories overreported, and more women underreported their breastfeeding duration as the recorded breastfeeding duration increased.

There were no patients who deteriorated after having started in the mid-fitness category; therefore, we omitted this category and were finally left with five categories.

Carnival Cruise Line's Carnival Freedom was named Best Value-for-Money in the Large Ship category, with Holland America Maasdam winning in the Mid-Size category and Island Windjammers' Sagitta in the Small Ship category.

However, we did find 16 non-caspase-cleaved peptides appearing in either the Fastest, Faster, or Mid categories (Table 2).

At completion, 67% of the men and 41% of the women were in the high-fitness category, with one-fifth of the patients having improved from the mid-fitness category.

However, those who did not improve sufficiently to move up from the mid-fitness category had significantly higher risk; improvement to a mid-fitness from low-fitness category did not significantly reduce risk, although a significant difference in risk is evident between low and medium fitness for the patients whose category did not change.