Sentence examples for input proportions from inspiring English sources

Steenge [22] argues that the resulting technical coefficients matrix only would represent imputed commodity specific input proportions, consistent with the overall use and make tables.

Consistent with Wohlgenant (1993), we incorporate variable input proportions by allowing production quantities to vary across the market levels in the marketing chain.

Totally differentiating equations (1) - (25), including variable input proportions, and placing all the endogenous variables on the left-hand side of each equation and isolating exogenous effects to the right-hand side of each equation results in the following EDM.

A new time switching pattern and a control mechanism are described to convert a variable frequency input power proportion to the wind power to a constant frequency output power for a distributed load system in a single unit.

According to Fred Perry's marketing director "We had three major design meetings where she was closely involved in product style selection and the application of fabric, colour and styling details," and gave "crucial input on proportion, colour and fit".

This type of directional vector assumes that an inefficient firm can improve productivity while increasing desirable outputs and decreasing inputs in proportion to the initial combination of actual inputs and outputs.

By inverting equation (1) and inputting the proportion of deficits, q we arrive at a value of age t as an output.

To evaluate this required two inputs: the proportion of US adult ICU patients who might be at risk for late transfusions, and the risk reduction accompanying change to a restrictive transfusion strategy in the ICU.

The model used several types of input data, including proportions (or probabilities), costs, and utilities of different health states.

GO, Gene Ontology; BP: Biological Process; MF, Molecular Function; CC, cellular component; P value: modified Fisher exact P value calculated by DAVID software; FE, Fold Enrichment defined as the ratio of the two proportions: input genes involved in a biological process and the background information.

For the 'Schäfer' data set, CN and GE values are drawn from a normal mixture where two components represent aberrations of different extent for each locus; 100 samples were created for each input with mixing proportions of either 10% or 90% for the affected and normal regions.