Sentence examples for by multiplying a number from inspiring English sources
Data used for the estimation of relative rates from identified studies were provided in terms of 2×2 tables including the number of SHEs and person-time calculated by multiplying a number of patients and a time horizon for each group.
Multiplying a number by a number less than one will actually make the product smaller than either number.
Using a list of all-time best-selling recordings, he rearranged them by "commercial importance," assigning each a score derived by multiplying an album's number of platinum certifications (how many millions sold) by the number of years it had been on the market.
Step 2: Change P and Q on each bus by multiply a random number in the range of [0.8, 1.4] to simulate load level, allocate unbalance power to all generators in proportion to their base generation.
First square c and a by multiplying each number by itself.
It is calculated by multiplying the number of a company's U.S. patents by its Current Impact Index (see below).
In such buildings, each shareholder has a specific number of shares to vote — usually calculated by multiplying the number of shares a shareholder owns by the number of directors up for election — and can vote some or all of the shares for one of the directors, or divide the shares among directors.
The misclassification score is calculated by multiplying the number of times a class was misclassified by the misclassification weight for that class and then summing across the classes.
A clinical impact score was generated by multiplying the number of patients rating an item as of concern by the mean score of that item [ 18].
The value of a listed company, known as market capitalisation, is calculated by multiplying the number of shares in a company by the current share price.
For alcohol consumption we calculated the average number of weekly drinks by multiplying the number of days an individual consumes alcohol times the average number of drinks on days that individuals drank (drink_pr_wk).
