Sentence examples for Comparative metric from inspiring English sources

The mangrove samples were compared with other metagenomes using the SEED subsystem content as a comparative metric (Suen et al. 2010 Tringe et al. 2005).

RS is a reliable comparative metric which works well in a qualitative setting.

Because, in the end, the only comparative metric fans really care about — whether they're at the Super Bowl, the World Series, or a water polo match — will be what's on the scoreboard.

This comparative metric facilitates the examination of the differences in social vulnerability among counties.

This means that the h-index is a noisy comparative metric when h is small since a difference δ h ∼ 1 can cause an extremely large change in any ranking between scientists in a realistic academic ranking scenario.

The computational complexity for VE is calculated by taking into account the most computationally demanding operation, i.e., comparative metric calculation, and is given as M×(4μ+3)×υ μ−1 [38], where each channel from transmitter to receiver is assumed to have a memory of μ.

On the second interpretation (i.e., the absolute one), the demands of egalitarianism are essentially non-comparative: a 'priority of health' principle requires that a given person have as much health as possible, as judged by some non-comparative metric (e.g., absolute years of life expectancy).

More precisely, a priority of health principle holds that the more badly off a given person is on the non-comparative metric (e.g., the fewer her years of life expectancy), the greater the moral weight that attaches to a given increment of improvement in her health (e.g., the addition of a year to her life expectancy).

The comparative performance metric for the current experiment was set to the following variables: isometric force, maximum range of motion (ROM), and maximum MT. The reliability of the measurements was measured beforehand in a test-retest design with 12 test persons during the pretests.

As with their observations concerning body size, Berger et al. [1] appear to be unaware of the large body of comparative dental metric data available for East Asia, Southeast Asia, Indonesia, the Bismarck Archipelago, and Oceania in general [e.g., 20], [22], [61], [65].

Data from Wolansky et al. (2006) [ 33] were used to assign equipotent dose-levels (EDL) to the administered doses used in the present study to provide a comparative dose-metric between the two test compounds (see Table 1).