Sentence examples for measures of the average from inspiring English sources
In the process, we develop two novel measures of the average position of an industry in the value chain, which we construct using U.S. Input-Output Tables.
These are often referred to as neural mass models, with state variables that track coarse grained measures of the average membrane potential, firing rates or synaptic activity.
We use two different measures of the average human capital level in the first generation: the average relative earnings from labor of the first generation and the level of GDP per capita in the country of origin.
Consequently, I divide the sample of college-graduate women into only two broad age groups, women ages 22 32 and women ages 33 43, and include measures of the average characteristics of the group as explanatory variables.
For example, Hanushek and Kimko (2000) used country scores from international achievement tests to construct measures of the average quality of the labor force of each country, which were then used to explain cross-country differences in growth rates.
We first ran simulations of the basic model for each of the above frequencies to obtain the minimum root mean square (rms) values of DUSP1 and 4, as measures of the average activation of these phosphatases.
What these parameters have in common is that they are measures of the averaged properties of a system with many molecules; their use exemplifies passive control.
But the regular day-in, day-out measuring of the average advocate is something, I suggest, wholly different.
Second, its measure of the average house price reflects the mix of transactions as well as their prices.
The journal impact factor is a measure of the average number of citations that articles published in a specific journal have garnered over the previous two years.
His post-graduation salary of zero would in turn count against Princeton's ledger when it comes to rating universities by the now-fashionable measure of the average salaries of their alumni shortly after graduation.
