Sentence examples for aggregate levels and from inspiring English sources

The shielding effectiveness is in excellent level for 80% and 100% EAFS aggregate levels and that of 40% aggregate ratio is still in a good level with a value varying between 15 dB and 20 dB.

We applied the Seprion ELISA to quantify the corresponding aggregate levels and found that statistically significant amounts could be detected by 8 weeks in muscle and by 12 weeks in pancreas and liver (Fig.  1B).

As the first stage of a longitudinal cohort study, further analyses at three years and five years will examine patterns of service use and mental health outcomes at individual (including mental health diagnosis and severity), household and aggregate levels and in relation to the range of predictors discussed above.

Many studies have addressed these issues by examining excess commuting at the aggregate level, and most aggregated measurements of excess commuting are based on home-to-work commuting flows between zones.

This analyses data at an aggregate level and give pointers about what is likely to drive improvement in a school system.

At the aggregate level, and looking at it from a long-term perspective, much of the wealth that gets created is illusory: it's simply a transfer to current homeowners from future buyers.

The models based on VAS values transformed at the aggregate level and excluding the constant term had higher adjusted R2 values than the other models.

Second, at the aggregate level and as a general trend, national governments have started adding technological and organizational sophistication and state and local governments have followed.

After addressing the issue of spatial dependence, the model is estimated at both the aggregate level and for major areas of origin.

The impact of using untransformed versus VAS values transformed at the level of the individual and at aggregate level and the inclusion of a constant term in the utility functions were also investigated.

Foos et al. (2010) used bank scope data on 16,000 banks in 16 major countries for 1997 2007, finding that growth in previous abnormal loan is directly associated with loan losses at aggregate level and individual bank level.