Sentence examples for cumulative indices from inspiring English sources
Proportional indices exhibited non-linear saturating responses to changes in population density while cumulative indices responded linearly.
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.
Decomposing Malmquist index into catch-up and frontier shift components and using "cumulative indices" proposed in this study, we evaluate R&D efficiency change for each firm and empirically show that R&D efficiency of Japanese pharmaceutical industry has almost monotonically gotten worse throughout the study decade.
As mentioned in the previous section, the four note taking metrics and one of the note taking skills (NT-F3) contributed to final exams scores (FE) such as x∈{WR,CV,AD,ID,NT−F 3}, and temporal prediction performance in regards to the evaluation of cumulative indices.
From this full exposure models, a backward selection procedure was applied in which the qualitative and cumulative indices were kept in the model if their statistical significance reached at least a P-value of 10%.
Unfortunately, the within-job exposure frequency could not be included in the calculation of these cumulative indices as the different item-specific frequency codes could not be combined as it was not clear whether these items corresponded to simultaneous exposures or not.
Significant relationships of dose indicators (total PCB, PCB 28 and cumulative index) and response measures (self report or behavior) could not be demonstrated on an adjusted significance level.
Over the last 20 years, he said, Investor achieved an average annual return to shareholders of 27percentt, almost twice that of the OM Stockholm Exchange cumulative index.
Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health.
Analyzed morphometric parameters were combined into a cumulative index of relative tectonic activity (RTA).
A comprehensive database search using Pubmed, Cochrane Library, SPORTDiscus and Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health CINAHLL) was carried out.
