Sentence examples for the normative distribution from inspiring English sources

1. Changing the B criteria would increase the generalizability for children and adolescents as follows: B: Because the definition of childhood hypertension is based on the normative distribution of blood pressure in healthy children, each measurement must be related to blood pressure standards based on age, sex, and height.

The definition of hypertension in children and adolescents was based on the normative distribution of BP in healthy children.

Scores are considered 'high' if they are in the upper third of the normative distribution, 'average' if they are in the middle one, 'low' if they are in the lower third.

Scores on the three burnout dimension were then categorised into "high," "average" and "low" according to cut-off levels indicated in Maslach and Jackson's MBI Manual [ 35], which are equivalent to the tertiles of a normative distribution of scores from a large sample of North American nurses and doctors.

The Atkinson index is a normative distribution measure.

T-scores of 50 represent the mean for the normative group distribution [ 20].

Prior to 1998, students were graded based on a normative distribution by each class.

Compared with the normative population, distributions in our sample were, on average, shifted toward slightly better behavior; thus, we dichotomized each subscale at the 20th percentile to include scores indicating possible problems that may characterize children at risk, relative to the norm in this sample, as well as those with more extreme scores that would typically raise significant concern.

The purpose of this study was to establish data for normative distributions for pudendal and perineal nerve compound muscle action potential data in healthy women across a wide age range and varied history of vaginal deliveries.

The date of birth is known precisely for nearly every individual in modern societies, its normative distributions are empirically available wherever births have been widely registered, and it can be categorized in conventional calendar units such as season, month, or week.

In the normative sample, the distribution of SRS-A total scores for each gender showed that men generated higher scores than women, as in the SRS for children.