Sentence examples for measure for one from inspiring English sources

At n d = 1, the derivative of the objective function, i.e. equation (14), is equal to: (14a) which is positive under the following condition: (15) Thus, for parameter sets obeying this inequality, the optimal sample allocation is to measure for one occasion on each of subjects.

The bill passed over the objections of Mayor Bernard Carvalho after the council rebuffed his suggestion that it delay voting on the measure for one month so that he could finish working out a deal between state officials and the biotech companies that would lessen the county's financial and logistical burdens in enforcing the bill.

First, we in fact do have baseline data on school participation (our preferred measure) for one of the comparisons that you focus on.

Thus, we recorded an article that reported an absolute measure for one analysis and a relative measure for another analysis as reporting both absolute and relative measures.

Of the remaining 221 children a further 8 19 children did not have a measure for one or more of the metabolic markers.

The access measure for one dissemination block is equal to the sum of the access values for each accessible physician location.

The chemical, mechanical and biological degradation risks on the manuscripts were evaluated based on the indoor climate parameters measured for one year period.

Usually if several phenotypic scores are measured for one plant by one person (or computer software) on the same date and location, then one row is stored in nd_experiment and nd_experiment_stock, and each phenotype is recorded separately in the phenotype table.

Worse, for the individual student, would be the loss of that transition known as a rite of passage, which for previous male generations was marked more cheaply by National Service or being measured for one's first Burton's suit.

Trichloroethene (TCE) sorption was also measured for one of the aquitard samples.

Tables 1, 2, and 3 show the results of the objective measures for one, two, and three simultaneous active speakers.