Sentence examples for most prototypical quantitative from inspiring English sources

It is reassuring to observe that the changes of the most prototypical quantitative measure we can draw from Information Theory, the Normalized Shannon Entropy correlate well with the transition between normal samples with to ones with metastases.

The most frequent verbal process in the student corpus was the most prototypical one (decir), whereas in the expert corpus it was definir.

President Donald Trump is perhaps the most prototypical DARVO offender.

They were asked to make the translations very carefully and to find the best (most prototypical, most often used, and most emotional) equivalents in the German language.

The most prototypical of the TLR receptors is TLR4, the receptor for lipopolysaccharide (LPS), a component of the Gram negative bacterial cell wall.

Initially, four independent translators proficient in the German language were asked to translate the list very carefully and to find the best (defined as the most prototypical, most often used, and most emotional) equivalents in the Polish language.

The first, and most crudely quantitative, is financial.

He later co-founded Marketing Science, arguably the most prestigious quantitative marketing journal in the field today.

August 2012: A Bank of England paper concludes that Britain's richest 5% gained most from quantitative easing.

Jim Simons, the most famous quantitative trader ever, naturally led the way, earning $1.6 billion.

Most organizations have quantitative measures of employee performance.