Sentence examples for called proportion from inspiring English sources

We calculated a metric to reflect the potential of elephants to cross unprotected roads called Proportion of Road Crossings (PRC) (Table 1), as the proportion of 1000 randomly generated CRWs that crossed an unprotected road.

Recently, our group has proposed a method called proportion of unexpected correlations (PUC), which allows identifying and removing approximately half of false positive edges from a covariation network with no reduction in statistical power.

In order to standardize the variations, the stone non-cholesterol sterols were expressed as milligrams by stone weight and in terms of 10 × mmol of non-cholesterol sterol /mol of cholesterol (called proportions or ratios in the text).

Another of Harriss's motivations was to bring the golden ratio into a wider family of what he calls "proportion systems".

One SNP from TMC8 (rs17773854) was excluded from analysis, due to call proportion <0.90 and HWE P < 0.01.

For quantitative analysis of DNase I peaks, we calculated the proportion of DNase I signal for each gene that is derived from peaks that are not polymorphic in D, we called this proportion an F ratio.

This proportion, called the proportional glom factor, is a user-defined parameter.

Doxastic venture model contrasted with evidential proportion models: the status of Aquinas's model The doxastic venture model contrasts with what Paul Helm has called evidential proportion models of faith (Helm 2000, 21).

In early 2007, according to the S.E.C., a Moody's analyst discovered a significant flaw in one of its ratings models that inflated the grades assigned to a new type of debt called constant proportion debt obligation notes.

The decline followed a report that a computer error led Moody's to wrongly assign "triple-A" ratings to complex European debt products called constant proportion debt obligations, but that it might have changed how it assessed those securities to avoid having to downgrade them.

In May, the Financial Times reported that Moody's had wrongly assigned triple-A ratings to complex European debt products called constant proportion debt obligations, or CPDOs.