Sentence examples for comparison formulae from inspiring English sources

Here, we describe a model using the pairwise comparison formulae in the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), four metrics describing the logistical difficulty of working on each island (island size, ruggedness, travel time, and tenure), and two well established measures of conservation value of an island (maximum representation and effective maximum rarity of eight features).

If (qin 0,1]), then the following comparison formula of the Caputo and Riemann-Liouville derivatives holds.

Sample size calculations were based on a standard two-sample mean comparison formula using α = 0.05 (two-sided).

Out of that comparison, a formula is devised that is used to estimate how recently imposed or proposed changes in city tax rates might affect overall employment.

I also cannot accept the comparison of formula feeding with the harmful effects of smoking," she wrote on the firm's Facebook page.

But "Nursing" feels particularly relevant for our age, in which breast-feeding has become a stage for political battles — about doing it in public, but also about its value in comparison to formula and bottle-feeding.

The states, by comparison, employ formulas to divide the income of a multistate corporation or a group of related corporations engaged in a "unitary business" between in-state and out-of-state income.

A comparison of formula (5) and (8) demonstrates that T2 always reaches higher frequencies in the scenario with an uninfected island than in the scenario with an infected island (see also fig. 3).

Therefore, we chose eGFR measured by Chinese formula 2 as the reference against which all comparisons among formulae were made.

The breast-fed exposed men had lower sperm variables than did the breast-fed comparison and formula-fed exposed men.

The typical higher frequency of defaecation and softer faeces pattern observed in breastfed infants is considered the standard of reference for comparison with formula-fed infants.