Sentence examples for at the absolute value from inspiring English sources

My method looks at the absolute value of percentage errors.

Looking at the absolute value of the change, the absolute amount of the energy demand reduction in the manufacturing sector is roughly equal to the increase in the energy demand in the commercial sector.

At places at which the absolute value is close to zero, the argument is of no significance.

At present, the absolute value of ecosystem services from Ireland's native woodland is small simply because the remnant area of native woodland is small.

To explain how we choose the number of selected peaks (h q)), at first, the absolute value of the SLIM algorithm output defined as |X| is sorted in a descending order.

If you are willing to give up the instant liquidity of U.S. government debt, he says, you have a better chance at preserving the absolute value of your money and even increasing it in dollar terms by investing in good foreign bonds.

Instead of looking at the absolute values for volume and response, they looked at the response time that is, the time it took for a sender to respond to e-mails from different contacts.

Albeit ced-13 was not considered X-ray induced as the signal was not significantly above background levels, we detected induction when looking at the absolute values on the array and confirmed this to be significant by qRT-PCR analysis and in the arrays probed with gamma-ray treated worms (Table 2).

If one looks at the absolute values of the β-hydroxybutyrate/acetoacetate ratios in the absence of citrus flavanones, it is clear that the maximal value in the presence of octanoate is higher than the value in its absence (i.e., in the substrate-free perfused liver).

A concentration cell, using the off-gas from the silicon furnace as anode gas and air as cathode gas, will add 0.14 V at 550°C to the absolute value of the potential.

In every entry of the above matrix table, the first point is the outcome for Suspect 1 and the second point is for Suspect 2. At each point, the absolute value of the first coordinate equals the number of years that the suspect will spend in prison for crime I and the absolute value of the second coordinate equals the number of dollars the suspect is fined for crime II.