Sentence examples for indices of primary from inspiring English sources

Uncertain parameters considered are grindability indices of rod mill and ball mill, sharpness indices of primary and secondary cyclones and the respective upper bounds for the constraints mentioned above.

Note that the covariates can be theoretically differentiated into three categories: the variables of primary interest (proxies of income and maternal education), socio-economic control variables (child sex, child age and whether the child has older siblings) and our three indices of primary interest reflecting health knowledge and health seeking practices.

For this, Ki67 indices of primary tumours were related to the clinical course of the MTC patients.

The "decayed or filled surfaces" (dfs) indices of primary teeth were higher in children who had a lower dietary intake of fluoride.

Furthermore, fluctuation in indices of primary productivity in the Bonney Upwelling (500 km to the west) 8 10 months prior to the breeding season were found to correspond to differences in fledging success.

(For instance, John Rawls' index of primary goods — see Rawls 1971).

For Ki-67, MIB-1 index of primary tumor was 30 50%, whereas that of the present tumor was less than 80% (Fig. 6c, f).

… If people were basically very similar, then an index of primary goods might be quite a good way of judging advantage.

Rawls has suggested that the scope of this problem of devising an index of primary goods is lessened by giving some primary goods, the basic liberties, priority over the rest.

Although with inherent limitations of case reports, the commented article can enhance the suspicion index of primary care workers about the triad, and contributes to the knowledge of its physiopathology.

This simplification drew criticism from Arrow (1973) and later Sen (1980), for it means the method of judging inequality, the index of primary social goods, would fail to account for the inability of people in some health states to convert those goods into the same level of well-being as people functioning normally.