Sentence examples for measured proportionally from inspiring English sources

Vegas and the high-street bookies take in plenty of cash, but measured proportionally to population net spending in the country's legal forms of betting divided by the number of residents over age 16 America and Britain lag not merely Australia and Hong Kong, but also Scandinavia and Finland.

GC content of a matrix was measured proportionally with the weight of each position; a matrix with several highly weighted G or C nucleotides will thus have higher GC content than a matrix with G or C nucleotides that have low weight.

Hemoglobin concentration in the cell may also affect proportionally all measured Raman intensities.

However, to achieve the randomization, the sample sizes of ANOVA groups should be approximately equal (if equal sample sizes for the measures) or proportionally the same (if unequal sample sizes for the measures) for the measures, so that their F-statistics are comparable.

For example, BOLD (Blood-oxygenation-level depedendent) activity in vmPFC measured with human neuroimaging scales proportionally to the difference in gain that can be expected when deciding between two options with different expected outcomes2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11.

Our fee structure has not increased over the past few years, and as such is actually proportionally lower when measured against inflation.

It is shown that if the deterministic and stochastic components of performance measures vary proportionally, the principal is inclined to provide a low-powered incentive contract.

We then used this in-degree measure to proportionally size the various nodes in each of the networks such that the larger the node the more times it was referenced.

The other measure, dist, proportionally changes according to the number of windows, so it is linearly normalised as dist(norm).

The magnitude in the difference for clinical measures (acute-phase reactants and joint counts) was relatively small, whereas the differences in responses to subjective assessments (visual analogue scale measures) were proportionally larger.

At each node of the decision trees, the classification quality before and after splitting the set was quantified by using the Gini coefficient as a measure increasing proportionally to higher inequality of the predictions (i.e., parasite) in a set.