Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
1,6 Standardabweichungen über dem T-Wert (116%)
English translation:
1.6 SD above normal T-score
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Ivana Zuppa-Baksa
Apr 23, 2009 19:31
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German term
1,6 Standardabweichungen über dem T-Wert (116%)
German to English
Medical
Mathematics & Statistics
statistical results of a medical finding
Er liegt (der durchschnittliche Kalksalzgehalt) somit 1,6 Standardabweichungen über dem T-Wert (116%) und 0,4 Standardabweichungen über dem Z-Wert (104%).
Consequently, it is 1.6 standard deviation above T-value (116%) and 0.4 standard deviation above Z-value (104%).
I do not understand statistical term standard deviation so I doubt whether I translated this complete sentence wrongly. Please, help me!
Consequently, it is 1.6 standard deviation above T-value (116%) and 0.4 standard deviation above Z-value (104%).
I do not understand statistical term standard deviation so I doubt whether I translated this complete sentence wrongly. Please, help me!
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | 1.6 SD above normal T-score | Sabine Akabayov, PhD |
References
1.6 standard deviations above T | Erik Freitag |
Wikipedia | gangels (X) |
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1.6 SD above normal T-score
but T-score and Z-score related to bone density measurements
http://courses.washington.edu/bonephys/opbmdtz.html
http://www.radiologie-hamburg-harburg.de/html/knochendichtem...
Probably, some more context (at least the sentence before) would help, but I think what is meant is,
it (the result) is 1.6 SD above normal T-score and 0.4 SD above normal Z-score
http://courses.washington.edu/bonephys/opbmdtz.html
http://www.radiologie-hamburg-harburg.de/html/knochendichtem...
Probably, some more context (at least the sentence before) would help, but I think what is meant is,
it (the result) is 1.6 SD above normal T-score and 0.4 SD above normal Z-score
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Comment: "Danke!"
Reference comments
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Reference:
1.6 standard deviations above T
I'm not sure what T refers to here, but I think you usually wouldn't include "value" here. And it's "Standardabweichung*en*: plural.
Peer comments on this reference comment:
agree |
Erich Friese
: ...it should be lower case 't'
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Reference:
Wikipedia
T-Wert stands for 'Test', Z-Wert for 'Zehntel'
Cross check and you find T value and D (decimal) value
Cross check and you find T value and D (decimal) value
Peer comments on this reference comment:
neutral |
Trinh Do
: T-value as used for the T-test in statistics, D is right here.
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