Sentence examples for That cpm from inspiring English sources
A Cochrane review involving 24 RCTs found an effect on active ROM of 2 degrees when comparing CPM to no CPM, and the conclusion was that CPM does not have any clinically important effects on active knee flexion ROM, pain, function, or quality of life to justify its routine use (Harvey et al. 2014 (1++)).
The topical application of CPM did not present significant reduction on capsaicin-induced ear inflammation, suggesting that CPM did not interfere in substances or receptors involved in capsaicin-activated inflammatory pathways EPP induces edema formation due to vasodilation and an increase on vascular permeability.
These results indicate that CPM application plays a critical role in maintaining the soil pH.
All panelists agreed, however, that CPM rates on Facebook are miserably low, perhaps averaging 15 cents.
Heckman: The IAB unit is so low that CPM is not going to work for you.
Then you're pricing, cause you're bright, you're alluding to the fact that CPM online is much higher.
While advertising rates vary wildly from site to site, a presentation last May by Mary Meeker of the investment firm, Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers, noted that CPMs – the cost of getting an ad in front of 1,000 readers – was $3.50£2.2020) for a desktop web ad while the CPM for mobile ads is about 75 cents50p0p).
Still, it points out that CPMs are actually on the rise.
As for monetizing the new cross-platform units, Irvine said she wants to move away from the idea that CPMs (the cost per thousand impressions) are "the only way to measure effectively across devices".
The weighted parameters in the abovementioned schemes have been optimized using simulation experiments, as mentioned in Section 4. Figure 9 shows that CC-CPM and turbo-CPM obtain a better BER performance than the investigated scheme when E b /N 0 is varied from 3.2 to 4 dB.
Our results suggest that 1) CPM stability is not related to changes in pain intensity, and 2) there are sex differences for CPM stability within and between days.
