Sentence examples for counting of data from inspiring English sources
29 In this case, we will also perform a sensitivity analysis in which each acupuncture group will be compared individually with control groups, divided roughly into equal halves to avoid double counting of data in the control group in the meta-analysis.
At issue is a complex contractual matter, involving how to count the number of data streams that a company feeds into an Oracle database.
It counts the number of data patterns with certain characteristics in data segments.
eTAG is an enhanced algorithm designed to further reduce the average number of forwarding hop counts of data packets.
In addition, the Tables 7 and 8 provide the instance count of data set after over_sampling for all techniques using LVH and OVA respectively.
Our experimental results confirm that the proposed algorithms can ensure that all source sensors find one of the mobile sinks and can reduce the average forwarding hop counts of data packets.
Specifically, it includes: the arithmetic calculation time, which is measured by the number of steps of basic operations during the execution of the algorithm; the communication time, which is measured by the count of communication traffic; and the I/O time, which is measured by the count of data read from or written to files and their transmission delay.
Therefore, the error of the PCA solution (Huang et al. 2005) is proportional to the data error and inversely proportional to the square root of the count of data over time (in our case, 365 * 3); i.e., the error of our PCA results is approximately equal to (4 5) TECu * 0.03.
To simulate surveillance datasets with uniform under-counting of data, it was assumed that each secondary case can be missed by surveillance with a fixed probability pu.
The methods mentioned above so far are "count-based" methods which detect clusters based on aggregate counts of data such as the total number of ED visits in a given ZIP code on a given day, for example.
The number of data quoted counts each component separately.
