Sentence examples for measured excess from inspiring English sources
(The N.C.H.S. guidelines were released two weeks after the hurricane). More important, the George Washington researchers measured "excess mortality," comparing the total number of deaths after the hurricane to a typical six-month period.
In experiments conducted in connection with the first Telstar communication satellite, two scientists, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, of the Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel, N.J., measured excess radio noise that seemed to come from the sky in a completely isotropic fashion (that is, the radio noise was the same in every direction).
Two simple models were simulated using the FATI code which incorporated a PID (proportional integral derivative) controller that adjusted the Li6/Li7 ratio in order to increase/decrease tritium production based on the difference between the measured excess tritium inventory and the desired excess inventory.
We suspect that there are some systematic experimental fluctuations that make measured excess noise levels vary across days, and that the observed distributions of excess noise levels are more a reflection of experimental variability than of true shifts in the distribution.
These capacities are more practically relevant for energy storage applications than the measured excess hydrogen capacities.
This arrival time estimate is related to a nonlinear least-squares fit to the measured excess phase, emphasizing those frequencies having large HRTF magnitude and deweighting large phase delay errors.
Measuring "excess returns" more generally, however, is difficult, and requires establishing the "normal" return for an activity.
Historically, explanations of wage determination typically relied on unemployment to measure excess labour supply.
The point is that helium is a reference gas for measuring excess sorption of all other gases.
We analyzed Neandertal segmental duplications by measuring excess read-depth to identify and predict the copy number of duplicated sequences, defined as those with >95% sequence identity (62).
For example, we measure the share of excess spending caused by diabetes when ischemic heart diseases is the primary diagnosis, and then also measure excess spending caused by ischemic heart disease when diabetes is the primary diagnosis.
