Furthermore, it was very difficult to fail someone if they comfortably passed on attributes that could easily be represented by a quantitative numerical measure if they underperformed on less easily measurable attributes.
This structure allows for the measurement of distance between GO terms and development of a numerical measure to represent both function specificity and function similarity (see Methods).
"We very rarely in business have a numerical measure of how important you are," Johnson said.
By any numerical measure, she and her husband, Robert, 41, should be on Easy Street.
Next, give each of those values a "weight," a numerical measure of its importance to you.
Finally, the "quantitative" problem seeks a function that assigns a numerical measure of the degree to which E supports H.
The proportion, or percentage, of data values in each category is the primary numerical measure for qualitative data.
"I wouldn't say the motivation to be enthusiastic about full communion is because of some numerical measure," said Rustin Kimsey, a retired Episcopal bishop from The Dalles, Ore., referring to the accord.
In everyday terminology, probability can be thought of as a numerical measure of the likelihood that a particular event will occur.
Thermodynamic entropy is a numerical measure that can be assigned to a given body by experiment; unless disorder can be defined with equal precision, the relation between the two remains too vague to serve as a basis for deduction.
Environment-induced deviation of a quantum system's evolution from controlled dynamics is quantified by a single numerical measure.
