Sentence examples for consistent index from inspiring English sources

Cumulative indices have significant statistical advantages over proportional indices including smaller sample sizes required to detect density change, linearity, consistent index responses across a wide range of densities, and ability to aggregate data to meet minimum sample size requirements.

A few specimens with orange ovaries had small ova, but their color was not a fully consistent index of maturity because the median diameter of incubating eggs was around 0.4 mm.

At that time, T7 retained very limited, but consistent, index finger movements.

The goal is to find most probable mapping of cluster i at time t to a globally consistent index k.

Having what constitutes an eating disorder delineated, with a good outcome being defined as being "over the edge" (i.e., no longer having an eating disorder), would provide a unified and consistent index of remission and recovery that would be the same whatever the eating disorder being studied.

The matching probability under consistent indexing is (5) where S t denotes the set of clusters at snapshot t and C i the set of vertices in one of these clusters.

Typically employed proxies of financial slack such as detrended log-indexes or growth rates show limited capabilities of capturing the implications of our model-consistent index of financial stress.

However, our proposed method is more voluminous: indexes ICC (the intensity of the contact phase of coagulation), t1 (the time the contact phase of coagulation), and A0 (initial rate of aggregation of blood) were consistent PAT indexes; indexes ICD (the intensity of coagulation drive), CTA (a constant thrombin activity) and CIP (the clot intensity of the polymerization) for SCT and TEG.

By combining knowledge- and experience-based techniques (i.e. cognitive mapping and the measuring attractiveness by a categorical based evaluation technique (MACBETH)), this study follows a socio-technical approach, aiming to create a consistent evaluation index for tourist destinations, as a measure of their competitiveness.

Of the systems used to measure peNDF, the original PSPS provided a good description of dietary particle length and its effects on chewing time and rumen pH, whereas the new PSPS provided a more consistent chewing index, the ratio of total chewing activity to peNDF, across diets varying in chop length of corn silage.

At the time of this study, the PAP units varied, so there was no consistent objective index of treatment adherence.