Sentence examples for method reflecting the from inspiring English sources

The normal distributional method reflecting the difference in means on the transformed scale provided estimates for the difference in proportions of 0.022 (0.005) with 95% DCI [0.013, 0.031].

The iterative search method resulted in a similar distribution over the COG families as that obtained with the synthetic metaproteome-search method, reflecting the approach taken.

The skew-normal distributional method reflecting the difference in means on the original scale provided estimates for the difference in proportions (SE) of high blood pressure between non-white and white patients of 0.061 (0.017) with 95% DCI [0.028, 0.093].

The mean difference in SBP is 5.11 (1.2) with 95% CI [2.74, 7.49] (original scale) The normal distributional method reflecting the difference means on the transformed scale provided estimates for the difference in proportions (SE) of high blood pressure between non-white and white patients of 0.068 0.0166) with 95% DCI [0.036, 0.100].

The board's chairman, Edmund L. Jenkins, said the change was needed because the purchase method "reflects the underlying economics of business combinations by requiring that the current values of the assets and liabilities exchanged be reported to investors".

The difference (known as the Solow residual, after Robert Solow, the economist who pioneered this method) reflects the contribution of productivity to growth.

This method reflects the gradient of the settlement by the colour gradient.

The NMSE(I, I d ) method reflects the whole fringe pattern intensity statistical errors.

The behavior of negative and positive charges measured by the PEA method reflected the hetero-charges distribution in EDLCs.

The MOORA method reflects the subjective part of the selection process by integrating the criteria weights to the computational procedure (Mandal and Sarkar 2012).

Finally, the nature of our study method reflected the autonomic controls on heart rates instead of directly on the control of cerebral vascular tone.