Sentence examples for weight of respondents from inspiring English sources

An advantage of NHANES is that the height and weight of respondents is measured.

The mean birth weight of respondents was 3.1 kilogram (SD: 0.8).

Also, intentionally, our methodology does not address the relative weight of respondent opinion.

b Weight frequencies of respondents.

Overweight and obese respondents were older (51.8 ± 16.1 SD) years) compared to healthy/under weight (2.2% of respondents were underweight) respondents (48.8 ± 19.4 years) (p < 0.001) and were more likely to be married (p < 0.01).

Therefore, for all inferential analysis using weighted data, such as logistic regression, weights were rescaled by dividing the weight for each respondent by the average weight of all respondents to produce more accurate significant tests and confidence intervals [ 2].

Additional information on socio-demographic data and the body weight of the respondents were obtained from the questionnaire.

We refer to the latter as recorded measures and treat them as the true height and weight of the respondents.

Our findings indicate that the shrimp consumption rate of this population is more than three times that of the NHANES 90th percentile consumption rate (44 g/day vs. 13 g/day) and that the average body weight of our respondents (63 kg) is 17 kg lower than the 80-kg standard used as the basis for the FDA risk assessment method.

Traditional pollsters then weight the pool of respondents to fit an overall assessment of who are likely voters.

Weighting effects are the shifts seen in the results of a poll that come from giving more or less weight to subsets of respondents.