Sentences with phrase «differences in mean adjustment»

There were no significant differences in mean adjustment scores between girls from intact and divorced families at any time.

Not exact matches

I would expect greater resolution in the adjustments than that, and I can imagine different outcomes based on different textures and patterns in ship - buoy differences — if conditions, temperature, season, humidity, etc. have a systematic influence on the S - B difference, and this skews the mean difference in a way that affects our results.

This means that when you compare the raw and adjusted stations, differences in elevation and other climatological factors between the 1218 stations and the 650 stations will swamp any effects of actual adjustments (e.g. those for station moves, instrument changes, etc.).

If you assume the differences in the data sets are perturbative (they almost have to be if you get nearly the same answer for the global means), then subtracting the adjusted versus raw data in a self - consistent manner should yield information about how well the adjustment process is working.

In terms of the keyboard, the keys and canvas covering feel identical, though the size difference will likely mean full - sized Pro users switching to the smaller device will require an adjustment period.

The baseline covariates serve as adjustment for potential differences between intervention and control families that resulted from nonrandom assignment at quasi-experimental sites or selective reporting of outcome data.29 Results of these adjusted analyses are reported as ORs for dichotomous variables and as differences in means for continuous outcomes.