Sentence examples for a systematic rate from inspiring English sources

Following the notation adopted in [28], for the case of a systematic rate (frac {1}{2}) with F=2, the parity-check matrix must be like begin{aligned} mathbf{H}= left[ begin{array}{cccc} mathbf{I}_{frac{N}{4}} & mathbf{H}_{2} & mathbf{0}_{frac{N}{4}} & mathbf{H}_{3} mathbf{H}_{2} & mathbf{I}_{frac{N}{4}} & mathbf{H}_{3} & mathbf{0}_{frac{N}{4}} end{array}right], end{aligned} (19).

Amex controls nearly a quarter of a market with high barriers to entry in which the top three companies have about 95percentt of the business, and evidence showed that it was able to impose a series of systematic rate increases on merchants without loss of charge volume.

We report on a test problem with exact solution for a simplified network of three vessels meeting at a single junction, which is then used to carry out a systematic convergence rate study of the proposed high-order numerical methods.

Because systematic rate heterogeneity is not expected in intraspecific data, we used a strict molecular clock model with a fixed rate of 3.30 × 10−9 substitutions/site/year, obtained from the molecular dating analysis described above.

Although current data on HZ-incidence post introduction of childhood VZV vaccination has caused controversy, a systematic review rating the quality of the evidence, concluded that exogenous boosting exists, but that its population-wide effect after widespread childhood VZV vaccination remains highly uncertain (Ogunjimi et al., 2013).

No systematic rating instrument is available, however, to facilitate this.

Based on the videotaping and systematic rating of more than 23,000 street segments in Chicago, highly reliable scales of social and physical disorder for 196 neighborhoods are constructed.

The resulting error is a systematic positive count rate offset originating from erroneously counted scattered photons.

In addition, because the binding site data for the other organisms is largely experimentally verified, we suspect that the strong correlation in A. thaliana may be due to a systematic false positive rate in the identification of its binding sites.

In a study of 1,626 patients, the cumulative incidence of recurrent VTE was 11.0, 19.6, 29.1, and 39.9 % after 1, 3, 5, and 10 years, respectively [ 6], and in a systematic review, the rate of recurrence of VTE at 24 months was 3.3 % per patient-year for all patients with a transient risk factor and 7.4 % per patient-year after unprovoked VTE [ 7].

To investigate the evolutionary rate heterogeneity of AIV, and particularly whether there is a systematic difference in rates between wild birds and poultry, we compiled data sets for the PB2, PB1, and PA internal genes representing AIV in these very different ecological contexts.