Sentence examples for denominators high from inspiring English sources

In the latter cases, due to the fact that women who refused were excluded from the denominators, high response rates do not necessarily indicate good representativeness of the sample.

London's food was particularly dismal when Michael began his food journalism career – its lowest-common-denominator high point was fish and chips, which could sometimes be good.

So the lowest common denominator is higher than the highest common factor.

This index has the time-averaged magnitude of WSS in the denominator, so high OSI tends to be associated with low mean shear; the low and oscillatory shear theories have become fused to some extent.

Using population person-time-at-risk denominators, the highest presentation rates for ALRI were in those aged 6 11 months for non-Aboriginal children (81.1/1000 child-years) and 1 5 months for Aboriginal children (314.8/1000 child-years) and the lowest presentation rates for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal children were in those aged 5 9 years (Table 1).

This even works for denominators containing higher roots like the 4th root of 3 plus the 7th root of 9. Just multiply numerator and denominator by the denominator's conjugate.

The lowest common denominator is higher than (or equal to one of) the numbers; the highest common factor is lower than (or equal to one of) the numbers.

The percentage of the variance explained by regression of the contributing numerator on denominator was higher for R1 (>95%) than for R2 for crocidolite, crocidolite+chrysotile and for mixed asbestos cohorts, but was higher for R2 than R1 for chrysotile and amosite cohorts.

The denominator is too high as it is based on the 2005 population census which did not take into account migration or family planning.

For example, during harvest seasons we might find fewer household members and eligible children at home; the number of vaccinations would decrease in this situation while the denominator would remain high.

For example in the registry study of Thomeer et al. [ 18] low prevalence and incidence rates may be due to overly high denominator; not all but 20 centers participated to the study which doubtfully covers the whole Flanders population.