Sentence examples for decimals of the from inspiring English sources

In practice, your performance is judged on the basis of very simple outcome measures - × number of decimals of the HbA1c values.

The Brooklyn number is the last three digits, before the decimal, of the total amount of money taken in at the track that day, a number available with racing results.

'Migrant Enclave' is the decimal of the people in our survey that where born in the same country as the respondent.

Table 1 presents the font sizes applied to create the stimuli and the mean values (rounded to the second decimal) of the participants' answers on each size along with their standard errors.

If it can be proved that a decimal of the form 0.b1b2b3... is a positive integer, then it must be 0.999..., which is then the source of the 9s in the theorem.

Pre-9/11 occupation was coded to the first decimal of the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) (U.S. Office of Federal Policy and Standards 2000).

Differences between model-based and robust sandwich estimates were marginal affecting the third or fourth decimal of the estimate.

The uncertainty on the bond length resulted in variations in the third decimal of the RMSD (first decimal for the relative RMSD).

A range of different outcome measurement units were reported, including using the decimal of the Snellen measurement, and the logarithm of the minimal angle of resolution (LogMAR).

The resulting spot average pixel intensities were used to compute the logarithm (decimal) of the test/control signal ratio, here referred as log-ratios or LR.

The Snellen scale, Jaeger scale, the decimal of the Snellen scale and the logarithm of the minimum angle of resolution (LogMAR) are the most commonly used units of measurement [ 21].