Exempel på regress

• It's almost like we've regressed to the 1950s.

• When he stopped playing sports he regressed to old habits and became more distant.

• In some areas, such as writing skills among middle school students, performance seriously regressed.

• At this stage, her clinical symptoms had regressed, her convulsions had stopped and her activity level, muscle tone, and reflexes were normal.

• The lipoma regressed relatively rapidly until symptoms had completely disappeared.

• They will be treated as long as their disease is stable or regressing.

• Table 1 reports this significant relation by regressing the absolute value of returns on volume data for observed as well as simulated data.

• Two simple tests for multicollinearity are: (i) regress each independent variable on the remaining independent variables.

• The final model, regressed the dependent variable (life satisfaction) onto the mediator (environmental mastery) and the independent variables.

• Next, we conducted logistic regression analyses in which each of the four young adult offspring outcomes was regressed on the residualized family circumstance variables.

• We then derived a linear factor score and regressed it on each raw-score depression scale.

• In the first model, mortality risk was regressed only on the two early-retirement measures.

• Results indicated that learners made significant collocation improvement immediately after the online practice but regressed later.

• Sound levels at the time of testing were regressed against reading comprehension and annoyance within the high noise sample.

• She stresses how much she wants to reject the thinking behind terms such as ' winners and losers, centers and margins, progress and regress ' (p. 5).

• Controlling for soil quality with regional dummies, we regressed the biomass density on annual rainfall in the villages for which biomass density data were available.

• Even if we can find a way to halt the regress, the prospect is disturbing.

• In order to test this hypothesis, we divided our analysis into two parts, regressing political variables against inflation rates for the 1970s and 1980s separately.

• This produces three separate equations, in which measures of factional influence and control variables are regressed on to each candidate's share of the vote.

• Specific weight measured with the standard procedure was regressed against the weight of grain filling the reduced-volume chondrometer.

• Missing sensitivity scores were generated by substituting values derived from a regression equation in which sensitivity was regressed on the global sensitivity ratings.