Sentence examples for curve term from inspiring English sources

Table 1 shows the goodness of fit of the different econometric models used to predict the interest rates ("Yield" panel, left), the empirical components of the yield curve ("Term structure interest rates" panel, centre) and the yield to maturity ("Yield to maturity" panel, right).

Newly derived design curve termed "Curve e" is proposed for design purposes.

Furthermore, a curve termed approximate maximum sum rate is shown in Figure 4.

Analysis of the area under the precision recall curve, termed PR-AUC, shows that the PR-AUC of FRcons is 0.1 compared with 0.23 for Discern.

From these we can calculate the implied affine yield curves, term premia, the implied risk neutral curves and hence interest rate expectations.

We used the area under dose response curves (termed as activity area in [ 3]) to evaluate the sensitivity of drug to a given cell line.

But those yields reversed course last week; the two-year yield is now at 0.49 percent, and the so-called yield curve — a term that describes the spectrum or interest rates paid out by bonds of varying maturities — had steepened slightly.

Paralympic sport is on a huge upward curve in term of performances, support and advertising.

We sought to estimate the association between fetal gender and first-stage labor curve at term.

Apparently, all this is done through three sensors that measure the body's so-called "glucose curve," a term that, when searched for on Google, returns results related to diabetes in dogs and cats.

In what follows we employ the standard notation for algebraic curves: the term " F = 0" denotes an algebraic plane curve, i.e., the zero level-set of a polynomial function F in x and y.