Sentence examples for correcting unit from inspiring English sources

We are thus able to estimate the probabilities of participation in CONSTANCES associated with sociodemographic and health variables using logistic regression models, to compute weights for correcting unit nonresponse and to estimate adjusted prevalence of questionnaire variables.

We also verified that the use of auxiliary data from national databases on both respondents and non-respondents for correcting unit nonresponse and to estimate adjusted prevalence of questionnaire variables was efficient.

The achievable THD and sensitivity performances are slightly better than those of A2 while the hardware overhead is much higher: an attenuator, a filter and an ADC are required in the analog domain plus a digital correcting unit in the digital one.

In this experiment the average activity (1 corrected unit) represents approximately 15,000 RLU/mg protein.

Methane yields were expressed as volume of methane Ndm/kg (normal litre per kg) per corrected unit mass of VS.

Cox and Wohlgenant ([1986]) proposed correcting the unit value for every household and product group by regressing proxies for quality variations (e.g., education or household size) on the unit value.

The Poitou is a most docile, loving and fun creature, though he is quite sizeable, capable of growing to about 1.5m, or 16 hands in the correct unit of height.

But for analytic purposes, states are the correct unit of analysis certainly for Prof. Kowalski's purpose.

Because p2 is a subgroup of p2mm [25], which this image possesses per design, this alternative origin choice ensures that a qualitatively correct unit cell area is obtained within its error bar for this image, see Table 5, in spite of the lattice parameters being obviously wrong, see Table 3.

Thus, it can be argued that the significant interaction term in both analyses is the correct unit of analysis, and it is significant in both cases.

The term a = 1 and has the unit minute and does not affect the calculation, but is needed for the correct unit representation.