repeated measurement
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrepeatedandmeasurement
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repeated
adjective
uk/rɪˈpiː.tɪd/us/rɪˈpiː.t̬ɪd/
happening again ...
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measurement
noun
uk/ˈmeʒ.ə.mənt/us/ˈmeʒ.ɚ.mənt/
the act or process ...
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Also, estimating the effects of social support using arepeatedmeasurementdesign confirms our findings.
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The magnitude of the data to be analyzed over 18 waves is staggering, especially because it involved therepeatedmeasurementof dependent and most independent factors.
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The variance structure was estimated with a 'variance component' structure at the experimental replicate level and with a 'compound symmetry' structure at therepeatedmeasurementlevel.
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Serial correlations among measurement errors were included, asrepeatedmeasurementof the same variables often led to correlated measurement errors.
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Instead, global (statistical) properties can be predicted, such as, for example, that the average of somerepeatedmeasurementwill tend to stabilise around a certain value.
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Reactivity or priming effects may occur, such thatrepeatedmeasurementmay cause changes in the participants' experiences.
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Longitudinal research designs are ones that involverepeatedmeasurementover time of one or more groups of subjects.
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Mean wing vein length based on 16 repeated measurements was 20.1 m with a variance of 0.026.
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Repeated measurements of morphological traits were made during the experimental period.
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Practical restrictions on the monkey recording experiments made it impossible to obtain repeated measurements on individuals.
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Regression analyses were not performed on each series of repeated measurements.
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The sample variance of repeated measurements is assigned as an observation for every genotyped individual.
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To clarify the direction of transmission and the sequence of events, studies with repeated measurements are needed.
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In a comparison of three different operators, 58% of repeated measurements were within 0.1 mm, and 81% within 0.2 mm.
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Repeated measurements of target behaviors and key variables during the treatment process may shed light on the potentially complex and time-sensitive nature of behavior change.
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There are possible applications in plants which closely resemble the repeated measurements of withers height of cows.
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Note that ' before ' and ' after ' does not imply repeated measurements.
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Again, longitudinal birth cohorts, with repeated measurements of mental disorder across the lifetime provide excellent opportunities for such research.
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Error bars are standard errors based on repeated measurements on different days.
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In addition, a few repeated measurements near the wall in the last downstream station confirmed the results presented here.
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