Sentence examples for by the average total from inspiring English sources

We denote by the average total network rate for a transmitters and receivers system, that is, (33).

We denote by the average total network rate for a transmitters and receivers system, that is, (33)   (2) What about the convergence behavior for the actual total network rate when using DPIWF algorithm?

It is important to note that citation counts are time and discipline dependent, and so we standardized our citation measures by normalizing each publication's net citation count by the average total citation count of all publications published in the same year y in j.

Such a behavior makes proactive routing less suitable for WMNs or in general for networks characterized by low-churn rates (number of nodes that leave the network during a specified time period divided by the average total number of nodes over that same time period).

The average size of each COG in previously sequenced microbial genomes in Ref-DB was also calculated and normalized by the average total gene number ('DB %').

An average for both sectors was derived from the sum of expenditures divided by the average total number of doctor visits and hospital days.

The displacement rate of each segment (c) was computed by dividing the average total segment displacement per cycle (in meters) by the duration of that cycle (in seconds) while walking at 1.2 m/s.

By 2013, the average total compensation — salary, pension contribution and health insurance contribution — for a state employee will be $102,000.

The marginal cost of stroke-related rehabilitation was calculated by subtracting the average total rehabilitation services payments for the controls, from the average total rehabilitation services payments for the stroke cases.

Approximately 27.3%% of the loss would be borne by Group 1 countries, 47.1 % by Group 2 and 25.7 % by Group 3. The average total non-health GDP loss would be Int$50 4944 per child death.

The average representation level for all LongSAGE tags corresponding to each sense transcript in this set (3,617 transcripts expressed in total) is 45 tags per million (tpm), whereas for transcripts identified by both methods the average total SAGE tag count for a transcript is 65 tpm (1,855 transcripts) and for those identified by LongSAGE only, it is 23 tpm (1,762 transcripts).