Sentence examples for yardstick to interpret from inspiring English sources

A suggested yardstick to interpret d (Cohen, 1988) when comparing two different groups is: 0.2 as a small effect, 0.5 as a medium effect, and 0.8 and greater as a large effect.

How to interpret text?

To interpret the mortality statistics?

We want you to interpret".

G. H. Willett: Hard to interpret?

(4) Simple to interpret?

It's hard to interpret.

Know how to interpret beta.

Look for signs to interpret.

"It established a whole new yardstick to measure value.

"It's a great yardstick to measure success, or lack thereof," Mr. Carolla said.