Sentence examples for conversion measures from inspiring English sources
MS. COOPER also has advice for employees who cannot afford to hire an actuary: go to the Internet and start learning about how pension conversions work, and how your company's conversion measures up against industry norms.
Certain important conversion measures were identified for scaling between simulation results collected in a 3D cylindrical domain and those predicted by a 2D planar simulation.
Website conversion measures the rate at which website visitors complete a certain desire outcome, for example -- submit an enquiry or buy a product.
It also presents the transitions using the two other alternative conversion measures;–the widest variations are found using the drinkaware definitions.
Thus, we calculated consumption according to the conversion measures introduced in 2007 to the General Lifestyle Survey GLSS): iv one pint of a normal strength beer is equivalent to 2 units, a 175 mL glass of wine is equivalent to 2 units and a 250 mL glass of wine is equivalent to 3 units.
Aging is performed until the cycle-average NOx conversion measured at 400 °C is approximately constant.
The rate of conversion, measured by the slope of the curve, was proportional to the concentration of glutathione in the sample.
Gene conversion (measured as intragenic recombination frequency) rates at the ade6 locus were reduced from 81- to 237-fold.
BMI was defined by manually excluding extreme outliers that were likely a result of conversion measure inconsistencies within the EMR.
As a result, the apparent % conversion (measured by high-resolution NMR spectroscopy using samples ejected from PHIP polarizer) was affected by this additional reaction time, leading to an overestimate of % conversion and an underestimate of % P and ε.
Other methods based on bisulfite conversion measure both methylated and unmethylated DNA and lose sensitivity when the percentage of cells whose DNA is methylated in a certain region is lower than the noise-to-signal ratio of the method.
