Sentence examples for basis of the sum from inspiring English sources

The amount so required to be deposited with respect to any transferring officer shall be computed on the basis of the sum of each of the amounts described in paragraph (3)(A) which were received by, or accrued to the benefit of, such officer during the years so credited.

Model calculations were performed for a range of metal/oxide systems (oxidation of Al, Ni, Cu, Cr, Fe, Mg, Zr and Ti) on the basis of the sum of the surface, interfacial and bulk energy differences between the competing amorphous and crystalline oxide overgrowths on the same metal substrate.

To highlight this pattern, we sort the matrix with the following criterion: fixing the top-left corner of the matrix M as the origin, we sort the customers on the basis of the sum of the items purchased in descending order (the top buying customer at the first row and so on), and the products with the same criteria from left to right (the best seller product at the first column and so on).

These two sets of samples were chosen on the basis of the sum of all contaminants.

Therefore, samples were normalized on the basis of the sum of the AA and DHA signals.

The number of dimensions was decided on basis of the sum of the Eigenvalues of the dimensions.

The signal intensity of each spot was quantified by using ArrayVision software (GE Healthcare Bio-Sci, NJ, USA) after the subtraction of the local background value and normalized on the basis of the total sum of the signal intensities of spots on one array sheet.

NEMo computes the likelihood of a particular decision for every trial on the basis of the summed similarity between the memory probe and all study items (see the Method section).

However, little is known about the feasibility or test characteristics of manual muscle testing (MMT) or about ICUAW as a dichotomous diagnosis on the basis of the MRC sum score for the general population of patients with critical illness.

Based on information on hospital contacts, including dates of discharge and diagnoses coded according to Danish modified versions of ICD-8 and, from 1994, ICD-10, we defined the Charlson comorbidity index, grouped on the basis of the cumulated sum of scores of 0, 1, 2, and ⩾3 (Charlson et al, 1987; Dalton et al, 2008b).

For dichotomous item responses, if the data are adequately fit to the MHM then highly useful property that is ensured by these results is the ordering of respondents with respect to their latent value/ ability" on the basis of the simple sum score of their correct responses (denoted as X + ).