Sentence examples for because of averaging from inspiring English sources

This improvement of Averaging is because of averaging residual powers in both time and frequency domains.

For example, the Duke Endowment's assets climbed roughly 10percenttoto $2.3 billion last year, said Elizabeth H. Locke, its president, but its grants fell to $108.1 million from $116 million in 2002 because of averaging and because some investment values improved but produced no liquid income.

Because of averaging, this did not impair the estimate of population burden, which we found in this young and mostly male workforce to be high, as we did previously [9].

No stars were given "because of the impossibility of averaging quality and price in this instance," John Canaday wrote.

However, spatial resolution of PPG-images reported in previous papers [ 7, 10] is not high enough because of necessity of averaging large number of pixels for increasing SNR.

Previously, similar methods barely detected these genes because of the effect of averaging.

Angle of attack is found to have a strong effect on the airfoil response function but for the most part only a small effect on leading edge noise because of the averaging effect of the isotropic turbulence spectrum.

Units of analysis with larger population sizes or more heterogeneity in their composition are less likely to display differences between areas because of the averaging effect of this greater internal diversity.

Controlling for the complexity of the municipalities in the base year facilitates the measurement of the pure impact of externalities, which in turn is because of average Diversity and average Competition within the municipalities.

UK Sport then withdrew funding for alpine athletes because of average performances in Canada and the lack of medal potential going forward.

Days lost because of FUOs averaged 225,000 per year during 1967 1970 (reference 41 in Technical Appendix).