Sentence examples for most common indexes from inspiring English sources

Among all centrality indexes, betweenness centrality is known as one of the most common indexes [17].

PIC values are the most common indexes to determine the extent of the polymorphism of a marker [ 28, 29] and the usefulness of a marker in segregation analysis is directly related to its level of polymorphism.

"The most common index used for adjustable-rate mortgages five years ago was the one-year Treasury bill," Mr. Ben-Ami said, and the most common margin used for mortgages with an index based on the Treasury bill five years ago was 2.75percentt.

The most common indices are SAIFI, SAIDI, CAIDI, and ASAI.

Participants wore an oximeter probe on their right index finger to measure heart rate, the most common index of physiologic arousal.

In the selection of the RMB exchange rate index, we can learn from the existing literature that the nominal exchange rate and the effective exchange rate are the most common indices that are selected for sample data.

Most common indices, including the sunspot number (SSN), solar radio flux at 10.7 cm (thereafter referred as to F10.7), and the disturbance storm time index (Dst) are shown in Fig. 2.

The most common index terms related to pelvic parameters, lumbopelvic rhythm, spinopelvic balance, pelvic posture and range of motion (ROM) were connected with FAI with the Boolean operator "AND" and 191 records were initially listed.

Similar to the present study, Copher et al. found that sildenafil and bosentan were the most common index medications.

Coronary heart disease was the most common index diagnosis (n = 4571; 74%) and hypertension the most common comorbidity (n = 4009; 65%).

The most common index of scale reliability is Cronbach's alpha and scale developers strive for reliability measures of 0.70 or greater.