Sentences with phrase «analysis of variance indicated»

A one - way analysis of variance indicated significant mean differences in egalitarianism between groups on the DTAS (p <.0001).

«Analysis of variance indicated no significant effect of boron supplementation on any of the dependent variables.

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Statistical analysis was carried out by analysis of variance and Student's t test (two - tailed) as indicated.

«Overall, results from the analyses indicate that between approximately 24 per cent and 43 per cent of the variance in written composition was explained by the three language convention measures and that spelling was the main predictor of written composition for each cohort.

To do this, we repeated the previous analyses except we also entered the dummy code indicating whether wives were using HCs at relationship formation to account for variance in the intercept and current HC status slope estimates in the second level of the model to create the current HC status × HC status at relationship formation interaction with the following equation (Eq.

Results: Regression analyses indicated that the interaction between relationship strengths and family stress explained 45 % of the variance in psychological symptoms.

Doses of drugs over the trial were converted to mean daily equivalents of chlorpromazine and compared across groups by means of Kruskal - Wallis one way analysis of variance; this indicated no significant differences between treatment groups (medians of daily drugs in chlorpromazine equivalents: cognitive behaviour therapy 425, supportive counselling 517.75, routine care 450; χ = 0.963; P = 3D0.62).

In the current administration, the internal consistency of the scale was 0.90 and as indicated by a maximum likelihood exploratory factor analysis with Varimax rotation, seven factors accounted for 47 % of the sample variance.

To address the second research question in Study 3, an exploratory factor analyses with a maximum likelihood method with Varimax rotation indicated 5 factors that accounted for 47 % of the sample variance.

Maximum likelihood exploratory factor analysis from administration in this sample indicated the items loaded on one factor, which accounted for 51 % of the sample variance.

Hierarchical regression analyses indicated that gender (females were less likely to be employed), IQ (lower IQ associated with unemployment), and transportation dependence accounted for 42 % of the variance in employment.

An analysis of variance demonstrated significant mean differences in egalitarianism between groups regarding reading and interpretation of religious scripture (p <.006) with the largest difference, as indicated by Tukeys HSD, between those who interpret scripture literally (least egalitarian), and those who do not read scripture at all (most egalitarian).

Exploratory factor analysis (EFA) indicated that the game addiction scale was unidimensional in both waves, explaining 43 % of the variance in wave 1, and 48 % in wave 2.

This indicates that the effect sizes could not be treated as estimates of one common effect size, and thus, moderator analyses were performed to search for variables that can explain the variance.

A factor analysis using half of the sample indicated a 1 - factor solution that accounted for 55.18 % of the total variance.

Regression analysis indicated that, taken together, diabetes - related family factors accounted for 34 % of the variance in metabolic control.

Factor analysis of the 30 remaining items was then conducted; the scree plot indicated a one - factor solution, having an eigenvalue of 13.1 and accounting for 43.5 % of the variance.

Regression analysis indicated that a combination of diabetes specific measures of family behavior accounted for 11.8 % of the variance in glycemic control after controlling for demographic variables.

Factor analysis of the 12 items (Table I) indicated a single - factor solution, with all items loading a single factor having an eigenvalue of 6.2 (all other factors had an eigenvalue of < 1.0), accounting for 51.3 % of the variance.