Sentences with phrase «scale score comparisons»

For instance, the change in MAP - R or MAP - M scores for a student at the beginning of the second and third grades could be compared to that student's school peers (equivalent to your average scale score comparison if I understand correctly), district peers, and national peers to evaluate the rate of academic growth.

Not exact matches

In the vaccine comparison experiment, lung lesion scores for histopathology were graded for individual animals on a scale of 0 to 4 where 0 — 2 represented degree of cellular infiltration and 3 — 4 represented the degree of bronchiolar epithelial cell necrosis and airway cellular debris (figure 2A).

If a publication assigned a score to the review, it is listed below (converted to a 100 - point scale if necessary for purposes of comparison); otherwise, we did not attempt to assign scores to reviews that did not have them.

Create a Database: A database is created and used to make comparisons of all results, such as scale scores, percentiles, percentages at or above achievement levels, and comparisons between groups and between years for a group.

Correlational and group comparisons revealed little to no relationship between value - added scores and teacher education program regardless of subject area or position on the value - added scale.

For comparison, iFixit gave Amazon's Kindle Fire an eight out of 10 score on the same scale in a recent teardown.

In comparison to those who participated less than 6 times a year, they scored higher on a scale that measures intrinsic motivation to experience.

A comparison of Hamilton Depression Scale scores before and after treatment showed a significant reduction in the scores for the electroacupuncture group.

The Whiteley - 7 scale is used in different versions in the medical literature, and to make comparison between different versions easier, we transformed the scores of the Whiteley - 7 into a scale ranging from 0 — 100 by the expression (a patient's actual score — lowest possible score (i.e. 0)-RRB- / (Highest possible score (i.e. 28)-- lowest possible score (i.e. 0)-RRB- × 100.

Bear in mind that people react to stress in different ways, as you spot your stressors and do a comparison of the scores on the stress scale.

Direct comparison of MCS responses with published data on the SDQ and PLE scales from general population samples was afforded by use of the original items, response options and scoring methods for these scales.

Capacity for direct comparison of MCS data with published data from similar large, general population samples was limited for the other scales owing to modification from the original response formats to a standard three - choice format, adoption of a standard method of summed total scores for all scales and by minor alterations to the wording of some items.

Domitrovich, Cortes, and Greenberg (2007) found that the intervention group scored significantly better than the comparison group on the Assessment of Children's Emotions Scale — Accuracy, meaning children exposed to PATHS ® had a larger receptive emotion vocabulary and were more accurate in identifying feelings.

Analysis showed improved scores on the CES - D and the Global Assessment of Functioning Scale (GAF) scales for the CWD - A group in comparison with care as usual, with the comparison group being over 5 times more likely to develop depression at one year.

To characterize the sample, descriptive statistics (Mean [M], standard deviation [SD]-RRB- were calculated for the T - scores on each CBCL scale, along with the percentage of siblings and comparison peers falling outside the normal range.

Following the intervention program, participants who were initially symptomatic reported significantly lower depression and stress scores on the Depression Anxiety Stress Scales in comparison to individuals on the waitlist.