Sentence examples for indicators excluding from inspiring English sources

In the spirit of Lundborg [28], for an individual i in postal code area z, the average social capital indicators excluding own contribution was constructed as follows: Social capita{l}_{iz}=frac{1}{N-1}{displaystyle sum_{begin{array}{c}hfill j=1hfill hfill jne ihfill end{array}}^N}{y}_j.

X 1i represents the vector of factors that is likely to influence heavy episodic drinking, S i represents the average social capital indicators excluding the individual contribution, β j is the associated vector of coefficients, and ε i is the random error term.

PQI 90 represents the overall measure of quality, and it is the sum of the numerators of all the individual indicators (excluding PQIs 2, 13 and 14).

*: indicators excluded in the results due to data un-available.

The estimated median rate of informed dissent across the 25 indicators excluded from the main analysis was between 0.73% (assuming no non-ascribable exceptions were due to informed dissent) and 4.8% (assuming all non-ascribable exceptions were due to informed dissent, see appendix on bmj.com).

Logistic regression models were developed separately for vaginal and caesarean births, and for a maternal morbidity composite indicator (excluding transfusion) and red cell transfusion.

However, the indicator excludes employment due to the production in other countries, e.g. the production of photovoltaic modules in China, since the sustainability analysis is focusing on Germany.

This indicator excludes self-citations, therefore we hypothesized that the SJR ranks specialized journals comparatively lower than does the IF.

We excluded patients from the denominator if they had been prescribed gastroprotection, whereas the Scottish indicator excluded them from the numerator.

(Analysis on this particular indicator excluded Ethiopia, Lesotho, Malawi, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe, as this question was not asked in the most recent DHS).

The SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) indicator excludes self-citations and considers the quality, rather than absolute numbers, of citations of a journal by other journals.