Sentence examples for index of between from inspiring English sources
According to the regulations, introduced in 2004, both men and women must not have smoked within the previous six months and must have a Body Mass Index of between 19 and 29.9 to be eligible for certain fertility drugs.
The method enabled various structural indices to be automatically delineated for an index of between 0.5 SI and 3.0 SI at a maximum depth of 1.1 km that clearly showed the best depths estimate for all the structural indices.
Only cases with a Tönnis index of between 0.56 and 1.8 were included for radiographic analysis.
Participants weighed at least 50 kg (110 lb), had a body mass index of between 18 and 32 mg/m, and had all clinical laboratory evaluations within the reference range.
The panelists recommend maintaining a body mass index of between 21 and 23 (until now, the standard recommended range has been 18.5 to 24.5), exercising moderately, and limiting consumption of alcohol, high-fat foods, and refined carbohydrates such as sugary beverages.
Pearls usually have a refractometer reading (called a "refractive index") of between 1.530 and 1.685.
For each site, an index of between-year reproductive output (RS) was tabulated taking into account the probability that females mated and the probability of overwintering survival of eggs.
Our analysis showed that even in the case of the largest feasible values of adult and larval spatial segregation (i.e. LSI = 0.99 and ASI = 1 or LSI = 1 and ASI = 0.99), the index of between-subpopulation genetic differentiation FCT remained below 10−5 (Table 1).
The results obtained with AMOVA assuming different groups of populations, or different hierarchical levels, are provided as Φ st (index of divergence between populations) and Φ ct (index of divergence between groups) statistics.
We calculated mutual information between dataset of miRNAs and genes, thus creating an index of dependence between them.
The index of plasticity between homoblastic and heteroblastic species was analysed using t-tests between the homoblastic and the heteroblastic species.
