Sentence examples for common index for from inspiring English sources
Therefore, severity indicator has been a common index for the risk assessment analysis.
13 The Gini coefficient is a common index for measuring inequality.
The rate of phenotypic change for each trait was calculated in darwins, a common index for measuring rates of phenotypic change (Haldane 1948; Gingerich 1993; Hendry and Kinnison 1999).
For the real-time job scheduling problem, the paper presents a basic CDA architecture and the results of an extensive empirical evaluation its performance relative to other rule-based schemes based on several common indices for real-time dispatch.
In order to assess to what extent the removal of unreliable sites from real and simulated alignments affects the commonly used measures of tree stability, we consider the qcutoff-dependency of the most common indices for tree quality.
Cases and controls were matched with the initial date of insurance coverage to account for changes in treatment patterns over the course of the study and to allow for the assignment of a common index date for each case and its controls.
"The most common index used for adjustable-rate mortgages five years ago was the one-year Treasury bill," Mr. Ben-Ami said, and the most common margin used for mortgages with an index based on the Treasury bill five years ago was 2.75percentt.
We next repeated the analyses but conditioned all common variant associations on all independent (r < 0.2) low-frequency variants reaching P < 1 × 10−04 in the cis region of the expression probe or within 1 Mb of the common index variants for biomarker associations.
Despite prevailing evidence of the importance of caries patterns, the most common indices used for studying the epidemiology of caries are DMFT and DMFS (i.e., counts of the number of decayed, missing, or filled teeth/surfaces), which do not assess specific decay patterns.
Receptor occupancy can be used as a parameter for a common index to evaluate the therapeutic effect.
These results suggest that receptor occupancy can be used as a parameter for a common index to evaluate the therapeutic effect.
