Sentence examples for larger denominator from inspiring English sources

So if dilution is a sensitive issue, you need either a larger denominator which is the value of the company and you can get that through potentially proving out more before.

Again, Twitter is working off of a much larger denominator, the global non-China pie (Twitter is blocked in China), and Twitter looks to be the only winner in the microblog space outside China, so Twitter will be worth more, no doubt.

Larger denominator F-statistics or higher correlations provided greater power.

The lower values for intron sites probably reflect a larger denominator, as each intron site was counted as one full site.

There are three possible causes for this specific increase: a larger denominator, a specific reduction of underreporting in this population, and/or an increased incidence in this group.

Furthermore, the correction term will lead to a falsely larger denominator for the women prior to 40 weeks of gestation and a smaller denominator for women after 40 weeks of gestation.

Analyses would therefore use larger denominators, and have lower estimates of referral rates and potentially less precise estimates.

Regardless of which denominators were used, the relative rankings of the cancer sites remained the same for all API groups, however, the magnitude of all the rates were reduced when larger denominators (i.e., population counts based on the specific API group alone or in combination with other any other racial/ethnic group), were used.

To study such extremely rare mutations requires "a very large denominator," or huge numbers of subjects, Roden says.

The large numbers of clinics that are included in VA ESSENCE likely contribute to the large denominator in total patients seen which would lower the overall ILI percentage.

Although we found significant differences in song features across bats (nested ANOVA, F≥1.7, P<0.05, numerator df = 11 28, denominator df = 53 262, Table 2), these statistics were extremely sensitive because of large denominator degrees of freedom.