Sentence examples for modest index from inspiring English sources

For modest index changes in the range −0.005 to +0.005, the lenticular powers vary linearly.

This year's Global Peace Index from the Institute for Economics and Peace found that the world had improved in peacefulness for the first time since 2009, a modest indicator since the index has only been running for six years.

Cancer chemotherapy is limited by the modest therapeutic index of most antineoplastic drugs.

The negative correlation observed in the injury field arose because several researchers with very high h-indices received low ratings of influence and the most influential researcher in the field had a modest h-index.

However, the amount of information provided is relatively low and reflects items with modest discriminative indices.

We further performed confirmatory factor analysis to validate the stress measures' convergent validity and discriminant validity and obtained modest fit indices (Table 2), χ 2 (13, N = 841) = 116.39, p <.001, CFI = .92, NNFI = .87 (Bentler and Bonett, 1980).

Indeed, the modest h-index of the most influential researcher in the injury field reflects an output of applied research that was published in government and health service reports.

This is illustrated by the modest C-Index and AUC scores reported in this study (Table 2), and the minimal improvements seen when adding diagnostic information into the model which already includes the major established risk factor.

The indices are fairly distributed over a small number of nodes at a modest cost for index storage and update.

Correspondingly we measure a more modest within-field index of 20 50% for these areas in the human (50% for V3A, 30% for V4/VO, and 20% for MT/LO).

Nevertheless, in absolute terms, the discrimination is modest; a c-index of <0.7 and an explained variation of under 20% are not large.