Sentence examples for difference between the aggregated from inspiring English sources
The energy function, the difference between the aggregated utility and aggregated penalty, is defined below: R X = ∑ k = 1 N u k x k − ∑ i = 1 N p i x j, (7).
All the LCOs were also tested for tissue sections from an additional pair of APPS1 mice (245 and 457 d) and the statistical analysis of the spectral difference between the aggregated Aβ morphotypes resembled the results obtained from the first pair of mice (Supporting Information, Table S1).
In time series studies, use of measurements from ambient monitors, even in absence of any instrumental error, has been shown to introduce both a Berkson error component, a result of using aggregated instead of individual exposure data, and a classical error component, a result of the difference between the aggregated exposure data and the true ambient PM2.5 concentrations [ 5].
The resulting graph wavelet coefficients are then defined by aggregated data at different scales and computing differences between the aggregated data [164].
Despite these reasons, the differences between the aggregated data and real national data still should be slight.
Costs and utility values are attached to each state, and the differences between the aggregated costs and health outcomes in each simulation are used to estimate the cost-effectiveness of surveillance, expressed as incremental cost per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) (Sonnenberg and Beck, 1993).
The Durban agreement explicitly refers to the "emissions gap" – the difference between the aggregate impact of commitments that countries have made, and the upper limit of emissions required to have a chance of meeting the globally agreed goal of no more than two degrees of global warming.
Using the conventional method, the number of knees for which the difference between the aggregate mean of all eight measurements and the mean of duplicate measurements per observer greater than 2 mm varied among the observers between 7 and 24 for the 50 knees, while this variation between four and seven for the same 50 knees using the new method.
Let us define the current network-wide load ℓ(t) at a time instant of t as the difference between the aggregate input rate r(t) and wireless link capacity C t), which in turn represents the change rate of the current queue length: ℓ ( t ) = r ( t ) - C ( t ) = d d t q ( t ).
HS-149 demonstrated a significant spectral difference between the Aβ aggregates in the young and old APPPS1 mice.
