Sentence examples for based on five variables from inspiring English sources

To achieve equity in health expenditure, the British government announced that financial allocation to an area should be based on five variables.

Socioeconomic status (SES) was expressed as a score based on five variables: dwelling ownership and ratio between the number of rooms and the number of living-in family members (rooms per person), currently and at childhood, and the availability of hot water at home at childhood.

SES was expressed as a score based on five variables: dwelling ownership and ratio between the number of rooms and number of living-in family members (rooms per person), both currently and during childhood – and availability of hot water at home during childhood.

An area-based measure of material deprivation (Carstairs score [ 15]) based on four variables from the national census (car ownership, unemployment, overcrowding, and head-of-household job classification) was also used.

The standard hard handover algorithm is the default one used in the LTE system, which makes the handover decision based on two variables: handover margin (HOM) and TTT [28].

The first two networks were based on six variables (treatment and control in three time-points) and the third one on nine variables (two treatments and the control in three time-points).

The proposed configuration space defines a mould mesh discretization using an alternative coordinate system based on two variables.

Although bubble formation is chaotic, the formation period is predictable based on three variables: the location of the impeller, its rotational speed and the gas flow rate.

We construct an index of the intensity of outside monitoring based on three variables: subordinated debt rating, non performing loan ratio and examination rating assigned by regulators.

In the past they have simply tussled for staff between each other and negotiations have been based on three variables: how much cash is on offer, how cool or exciting the company is and how nice a place it is to work at.

Sleepy's says its rankings were based on two variables: 1) average hours of sleep that respondents said they got in a 24-hour period, and 2) respondents' occupations, as they would be classified by the Department of Labor.