Sentence examples for metric of total from inspiring English sources

Leap was also based on the metric of total shareholder return, made up of share price appreciation and dividends.

The researchers, based in Israel, Beijing, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, gauged the region's air quality according to the established metric of "total suspended particulates (TSP)," representing the concentration of certain airborne particles per cubic meter of air.

However, some investors were disappointed to see that PayPal missed on total payment volume, a metric of total transactions on its platforms.

Schwab said the goal is to equip 15 cows and five bulls with collars, "to gain a better understanding of the movements of moose in this area, the home range, and while we have them collared, we can determine the twinning rates of cows, which can be determinative of habitat quality, and give us a baseline metric of total population in the area".

Using the metric of "total" as a measure of overall pathway activity (Table S5), there was greater overall pathway activity for Blast 1 than for Blast 2 in both the basal and FLT3L-potentiated states reflecting significant contributions of both basal and evoked signaling responses.

When recyclables offsets were considered, the GHG emissions associated with programs using SS were estimated between −760 and −560, compared to between −270 and −210 kg CO2eq per metric ton of total waste for DS programs.

The GHG emissions associated with collection programs were estimated to be between 36 and 51 kg CO2eq per metric ton of total household waste (garbage and recyclables), depending on the garbage collection frequency, recyclables collection system (DS or SS), and recyclables compaction.

The proper focus should be on aftertax risk adjusted return not the traditional metric of pretax total return.

Using a Medicago unigene set (combining the DFCI Medicago Gene Index and the PlantGDB putative transcript assemblies, a total of 87,639 sequences) as an independent metric of completeness, a total of 92.3% of the unigenes can be mapped to Mt4.0 with ≥ 90% identity and ≥ 50% coverage, which is comparable to the level in Mt3.5 [ 3].

'Patch size' was generated using a PCA on 6 multicollinear metrics pertaining to the patch area and using first principal component as a seascape metric (PC1  = 98.4% of total variance; Table 1).

The total U.S. rice crop for 2004 was 6.4 million metric tons, or 1.6% of total world production, according to the USDA.