Sentence examples for a reasonable index from inspiring English sources
It is a reasonable index to evaluate importance of power grid.
Secondly, a reasonable index system to guide zoning was established for the case study area Laoxiancheng NR.
Household income is a reasonable index of SES, and individual income may serve to better assess the influence of SES on headache disorders according to their gender [6].
The repercussion in the mixing homogeneity test shows that ΔG is a reasonable index to evaluate the uniformity of fresh concrete.
Although the %N was measured on samples from the end of the 2005 growing season, it should provide a reasonable index of the effects of N and P addition on N concentration [8], [17], [46].
Therefore, estimated FSIQ and our working memory measures provide a reasonable index of executive, dorsolateral types of processes.
The basic idea behind the proposed method is encoding the PID parameters into a binary string, evaluating the control performance by a more reasonable index than the integral of absolute error (IAE) and the integral of time weighted absolute error (ITAE), updating the solution by the selection based on power-law probability distribution and binary mutation for the selected bad elements.
In reliability modeling, an appropriate way for dealing with uncertainties and a corresponding reasonable index system for measuring the reliability are essential.
To design a more reasonable index measuring transitivity, let us come back to the original meaning of transitivity on coauthorship: the probability of two collaborators (who do not coauthor yet) of a researcher coauthoring in future.
When gene expression levels were normalised by the reads per kilobase of transcript per million mapped reads (RPKM) values to get a more reasonable index for relative levels of transcript expression, the top 10 contigs with the highest RPKM values (Additional file 1: Table S3) were still mapped by 26% of total mapped reads.
This dynamic anti-windup is based on the minimization of a reasonable performance index.
