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Meanings of ordinal scale in anglès

rus
порядковая переменная
portuguès
variável ordinal
espanyol
variable ordinal

Statistical data type.

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        порядковая переменная
        rus
        порядковая шкала

        Level of measurement.

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              порядковая шкала
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              Examples for "ordinal variable"
              Examples for "ordinal variable"
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              As secondary analysis, NLR was treated as an ordinal variable with three levels based on terciles distribution.
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              The difficulty arises from the fact that an ordinal variable has discrete values that are labeled with, but not, numerical values.
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              3
              TDP-43 proteinopathy topographic stage was recorded as an ordinal variable, and TDP-43 burden was defined by averaging a semi-quantitative six-point scale across six brain regions.
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              Patient outcome is characterized as a vector of two ordinal variables accounting for toxicity and treatment efficacy.
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              The type of drug and the category of the working activity were synthesized as two different ordinal variables.
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              Agreement was measured using weighted kappa analysis for ordinal data.
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              2
              Importantly, DIRAC can be applied not only to transcriptomic data, but to any ordinal data type.
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              Comparison of the two treatment arms was done using methods for longitudinal quantitative and longitudinal ordinal data.
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              The data were then reconstructed and analyzed using ordinal data full information maximum likelihood in the OpenMx program.
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              Independent t-test, Chi-square, and Mann-Whitney U test evaluated the significance for continuous parametric, dichotomous, and ordinal data, respectively.
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              Usage of ordinal scale in anglès
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              Rounds two and three required participants to rate questions on a seven point ordinal scale.
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              Two radiologists, blinded to clinical information, independently scored subjective image quality on a five-point ordinal scale.
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              3
              Participants in the study would get scores, every day, calculated on what's called an ordinal scale.
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              A decision tree analysis aides in the practical, evidence-based, comprehensive examination diagnostic accuracy post-testing based on the ordinal scale pretest probability.
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              5
              Two blinded rhinologists scored the extent of staining (using an ordinal scale of 0 to 3) for each side.
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              Plates were rated 7 days later for seed germination, seed rot, and lesion development, using an ordinal scale (1).
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              However, findings based on nonparametric methods for an ordinal scale (functional impairment) were not sensitive to whether or not deaths were included in the analysis.
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              The best interrater agreement was found for trained periodontists using the five-point ordinal scale of the before-after panel scoring system (kappa=0.68).
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              Seven properties of the items were identified and rated in ordinal scales by 39 Occupational Therapists worldwide.
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