Sentence examples for excess measures from inspiring English sources

This information is critical for the planning and evaluation of public health interventions, and it is better provided by relative excess measures such as the attributable fraction (AF), or absolute excess measures such as the attributable number (AN).

The method of recoding we have described here ensures that RERI and S will always carry the interpretation of relative excess measures.

However, this limitation can be used to advantage by comparing values of Si excess measured by FTIR to those determined by XPS, enabling evaluation of the fraction of agglomerated Si.

Srinivasan et al. (2009) focused on the carbon-rich, oxygen-rich and extreme AGB star classifications from Blum et al. (2006) and using the infrared excess measured at IRAC 8.0 and MIPS 24 μ m found that the overall dust injection to the interstellar medium of the LMC is 2.74 × 10−5M⊙ yr−10−5M⊙

The AG, SIG were calculated on admission and the base excess measured (BE) by blood gas analyser.

A fetal scalp blood sample for lactate measurement (FBSLM) taken within 60 min prior to birth correlates well with umbilical arterial and venous lactate, pH and base excess measured following birth [ 30].

Further downstream, atomic O made by the microwave dissociation of N2 followed by titration with NO, or H made by the microwave dissociation of H2, was added in a known excess measured by chemiluminescence at the first photomultiplier port.

By definition, this surplus measures the excess of savings over investment.

These results can be compared to the enantiomeric excesses measured in primitive meteorites such as Murchison.

Using the pre-development baseline, a "developed-excess" measure may be computed for changes due to anthropogenic development.

The excess return measures how attractive stock investments are compared with completely safe investments like short-term T-bills.