Sentence examples for variance in the assessment from inspiring English sources

Other studies that have evaluated sources of variance in the assessment of the quantitative X-ray measurements have reported difficulties with respect to the determination of the radial axis in the anterior posterior (AP) view, which is essential to assess the radial height and the radial inclination.

There was significant variance between providers in the assessment and intervention for lifestyle risk factors.

The difference in mean score and in coefficient of variance was lowest in the assessment of the EAI, this might partially be due to the four step score normal-mild-moderate-severe.

In a computer analysis simulating all possible combinations of lesions from unidimensional lesion measurements, the variance in response assessment was decreased by 90% if at least four lesions were measured instead of only one [ 8].

It should be noted that the variance in depression assessment instruments used in these studies also meant inconsistencies in time frames over which participants were asked to report their depression symptoms (for example, the MMPI assesses depression over a 12 month preceding period, while HADS assesses depression over a four week period), which has implications on results.

Differentiating between CBT and PPT in the models increased the variance in the models, indicating that assessment condition (CBT vs PPT) is not a useful predictor of student scores.

The simulation results also reveal that the proposed approach exhibits lowest mean and variance in different assessment parameters of filter bank and it does not require tuning of algorithmic parameters whereas in standard CSA replacement factor need to be adjusted.

Moreover the finding that nurses, doctors and relatives are often at variance in their assessment of care outcomes implies that their judgements may not necessarily coincide with those of patients.

2) we have defined the contributions to the overall variance of analytical, within-, between-subject variance for each of oxidative stress biomarkers in the assessment of DN and T2DM.

A one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was conducted using GraphPad prism 5 in the assessment of variation in drug concentrations within same tissues and between different tissues.

If much of the variance in peer-assessment reflects rater idiosyncrasy, then less confidence can be given to those assessments.