Sentence examples for lowest index from inspiring English sources
From Sept. 1, 1990, to Dec. 31, 1999, the researchers found, the portfolio with the lowest index values gained 9.3 percentage points a year more, on average, than the one with the highest values.
Among counties with populations between 50,000 and 100,000, Putnam had the lowest index crime rate that year, a rate calculated by adding the total number of violent crimes to property crimes, dividing by the county population and multiplying by 100,000.
The yellow mask with the same color as the background had the lowest index angle.
That question hit the lowest index of right answers with an average of 17.95%.
The lowest index of government participation in the housing market is the UK, at only 13%.
When SiO2 was evaporated at a high oxygen partial pressure, they were homogeneous and the lowest index was 1.23.
In the new study, reported online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, his team found that traders with the lowest index-to-ring-finger ratios (i.e., those exposed to more testosterone before birth) made the most money over a 20-month period, even when the researchers controlled for years of experience.
Wiawso had the lowest indices (Shannon H' = 0.99, and Shannon J' = 0.65).
The University of Utah and Weill Medical College of Cornell University had the lowest indices, with no women leaders but four and two mustaches, respectively.
Whenever more that one measurement was present, the one associated with lowest indices was kept.
