Sentences with phrase «outcome variable related»

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Nevertheless, our recent innovation policy report card shows that until very recently Canada ranked second last among 14 comparator countries on a combination of policy variables that are related to positive innovation outcomes.

What I meant was the RTC isn't possible to truly compare outcomes (b / c women will choose where they want to give birth and so variables related to those types of women would not be controlled for), so different studies are going to point to different outcomes, and every study can be criticized.

Are the outcome measures clearly related to the variables with which the study occurred?

And as Neria and his co-authors noted in their paper, «In the immediate aftermath of disasters, it may be both inappropriate and unethical for researchers to assess some of [the] key variables related to exposure [and] short - term outcomes.»

The reason their machine learning method is able to capture clinically significant outcomes is due to their intrinsic frequency algorithm, which is the mathematical analysis used to calculate physically relevant variables relating to the patient's heart and vascular function.

Correlational evidence shows that sizable changes in teacher - related variables are associated with much smaller changes in student learning outcomes (Hill, Rowan, and Ball, 2005; Hanushek and Rivkin, 2012).

All three long - term outcome variables (persisting to the second year of college, grade point average after four semesters, and progress toward a degree) were positively related to College Now participation when intensity was taken into effect.

Moreover, we relate the outcomes of those cases to a host of variables, including variables related to the parties, the patents, and the court in which the case was litigated.

Only variables significantly related to TV - viewing time were considered to potentially confound the relationship between this outcome measure and either maternal depression or maternal obesity.

Second, a path model with maximum likelihood estimation was applied to evaluate the effects of depression between the variables significantly associated with fatigue using the AMOS computer program.34 A path model is defined as a diagram relating independent (exposure), intermediary (mediating) and dependent (outcome) variables.35 In our hypothesised model, fatigue was the dependent variable, health - related quality of life domains were the independent variables, and depression the intermediate, mediating variable of fatigue.

Specifically, the current study relates duration of SET to a variety of outcome variables.

Relating duration of social emotional training to various outcomes associated with mental health, significant positive connections were found on five out of the seven dependent variables considered: YSR internalizing, YSR externalizing, mastery, ITIA (total) and contentment in school.

Finally, on a related note, multiple participants were rated by a single supervisor, which subjects our outcome variables to rater effects.

Table 3.4 summarises the relationships between maternal mental health and the selected child development outcomes that continued to show a significant independent relationship after controlling for variables with were related to each other.

Results indicated that ACT significantly improved mental health outcomes (GHQ and BDI) and a work - related variable, and propensity to innovate.

Many of the factors we are interested in are related to each other as well as being related to the outcome variables of interest.

Our tests of H1 suggested that not all media are related to the two outcome variables overall.

For these four subgroups, SRI identified variables related to child characteristics and child outcomes, as well as family and program factors that mediate between the two.

This means it is possible to identify an independent relationship between any single explanatory variable and the outcome variable; to show, for example, that there is a relationship between maternal age and breastfeeding that does not simply occur because both education and maternal age are related.

However, as predicted, the two attachment dimensions were related to those outcome variables through different pathways: attachment - related anxiety had effects via a hyperactivating pathway involving high levels of rumination and high levels of negative emotion.

In this report, we present the psychometric properties of this new instrument and provide results related to how this new instrument correlates with individual, family, and diabetes - specific variables related to glycemic outcomes in youth.

What remains unclear is the impact of family - related variables on outcomes in both mothers and fathers within the same family.

In Step 2, the main effects were entered (acceptance and ethnicity or conflict and ethnicity), allowing us to test associations of relationship quality with outcomes independent of SES and illness - related variables.

Aside from group variables, for example, equally important may be: 1) the extent to which children with ADHD are able to form individual friendships, regardless of their level of popularity or rejection; 2) the quality of these friendships; and 3) how these friendships relate to more positive or negative outcomes over time.

It is conceptualised as a positive outcome variable and has been shown to relate to different predictors of mother and father adaptation [30 • •].

Person - environment fit models have been extensively used to document the way in which the fit between personality characteristics and various contextual variables at work influence work related behaviors and outcomes [17] and offers a valuable starting point for understanding the fit between personality traits and teamwork requirements.

While the correlations of these exposure variables suggest they are somewhat distinct general family constructs, our results suggest that family functioning and parent - adolescent relationship quality may have similar influences on weight and related outcomes.