Sentence examples for equivalent indices for from inspiring English sources

The above cited studies regarding the loss of IQ related to Pb in blood have been performed measuring IQ value (or equivalent indices for intelligence) at the minimum age of 6 months, and focusing mainly on the influence of covariates such as gender, sex, and level of Pbblood, without trying to identify a specific moment when impact is supposed to occur.

The equivalent index for the services sector fell slightly to 52.8.

However, it was the lowest reading recorded since August 2013 and below the equivalent index for the UK as a whole for the second straight month.

For patients diagnosed during 1996 99, deprivation categories were based on quintiles of the ward income domain score, a subcomponent of the indices of multiple deprivation (IMD) 2000 for England (Department of the Environment Transport and the Regions, 2000), combined with the comparable but not precisely equivalent index available for Wales National Assemblyy for Wales, 2000).

*Date of first hospital contact for patients with Parkinson's disease and equivalent index date for controls.

Antibiotic exposure in the three years prior to the onset of MS (or equivalent index date for controls) was examined among 163 MS patients and 1523 controls from the UK's General Practice Research Database [ 30].

Molecular Equivalent Indices.

The proposed model offers easy analysis of equivalent refractive index and OPL equivalent index.

We considered the contribution of the posterior cornea by using an equivalent refractive index for the anterior surface.

Then, the extension of the procedure to consider the posterior corneal is possible, however it would be subject of further research, as well as the modification of the calculated equivalent refractive index for post-LASIK patients.

Rough estimate of the shield design is made based on the literature on dose-equivalent index transmission through concrete for average neutron energy of 1.5 MeV.