Sentence examples for combine measures from inspiring English sources

Benefit-risk assessment (BRA) methods can combine measures of benefits and risks into a single value.

This has the advantage of being able to combine measures which are not measured on the same scale without having to use a normalisation procedure.

Prevention and treatment of osteoporosis in COPD should therefore be based on population specific risk assessments which combine measures of bone mineral density and clinical factors.

An article in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research found that combine measures had "zero correlation with quarterback success". Even to the point that rookie quarterback ratings and 40-yard sprint time correlation went in the "wrong" direction: ie a higher quarterback rating was associated with a slower 40-yard sprint times.

Briefly, we combine measures of abnormal statistics and power spectral density distribution with measures of QRS-detection mismatches to provide an overall quality estimate (between 0 being poor and 1 being excellent) for any given segment of ECG.

Building on Haberman and Ratcliffe (2015), Bernasco et al. (2017) combine measures of place types with time of day and day of week to assess whether robbery increases for specific combinations of places and times in Chicago.

To minimise testing, we shall combine measured outcomes at different time points using the 'area under (the resulting) curve'.

These indicators are combined measures of mortality and morbidity.

The index combines measures of talent, technology and tolerance.

The indicator combines measures of visibility, colour, fractality and continuity which can be taken from photographs.

The report looks at the national rankings of the UNDP's human development index, which combines measures of health, education and income.