Sentence examples for and using the total from inspiring English sources

Hierarchical measurement of latent traits, such as HRQoL, is more useful than simply summing item scores and using the total score alone.

In the current study, the 2π ambiguity problem can also be resolved with a shorter integration time by the coarse search and fine delay search method, and using the total delay and delay rate values predicted at the present epoch as references for judgment, which are derived from the values of the former epoch.

Assuming the lateral flow hydrograph is of the form of inflow hydrograph and using the total intervening catchment runoff estimated from the relationship, the uniformly distributed lateral flow rate qL at any instant of time is estimated for its use in the VPMM routing method.

By taking all these differences into account and using the total probability theorem [ 23], transmission error probability which quantifies network signaling errors can be determined.

Examination of the probability of filing a claim was tested through the use of logistic regression, treating each year as a sample and using the total healthcare worker population in a given year as a weighting variable.

The drug loading of nanofibers was successfully made by electrospinning of drug/copolymer blends 1 : 13 (w/w) and using the total copolymer concentration of 33% w/v in acetone.

Kinematic data were collected with a 9-camera SMART-E motion capture system (BTS, Milano, Italy) sampling at 60 Hz and using the total-body LAMB marker set [16].

We then calculated the total working days/year available to all participants with each headache type (denominator) as n*240, and used the total reported days lost by them as numerator.

We standardized the contribution of each genetic polymorphism and used the total number of proatherothrombotic alleles as an index of combined effect of these genes.

We computed the absolute size difference between strains and used the total branch length of a tree built using the FITCH package from PHYLIP (Felsenstein 1989) as a measurement of LCR variation across strains.

Direct standardization of rates by sex and age was performed at the level of zip-code clusters and used the total 15+ Swiss population of 2010 as the reference.