Sentence examples for multiplying the per from inspiring English sources

They were converted to the required per locus rate of the non-recombining blocks used in IM, by multiplying the per site rates by the corresponding number of bases used in each block.

In step 2, emissions are imputed to non-TRI-reporting facilities by multiplying the per-employee emissions rate (based on the TRI-reporting facilities) by the number of employees working at each of the non-TRI-reporting facilities.

To provide a more interpretable measure of the PCB "effect size," we calculated a risk ratio comparing sex ratio at the 90th vs. 10th percentiles of PCBs by multiplying the per-unit PCB coefficient by the concentration difference between the 90th and 10th percentiles.

Multiply the per-share value of each C class by the number of shares, and you come to a total value of $361.2 million.

Multiply the per-node costs by the number of nodes and add the deployment efforts, then the numbers begin to increase.

The total cost per year and per patient was estimated by multiplying the price per unit (2011) by the number of units used per year during hospitalization and/or outpatient treatment.

Values obtained by multiplying the current per annum cost of donepezil (~AU$2026 per person) by the projected prevalence of mild dementia in 2010-2040.

Marginal cost per completed survey was calculated by multiplying the cost per hour of telephone interviewers (who also completed the reminder phone calls) by the total number of hours worked by the interviewers in each condition.

You can then calculate the annual cost to run an appliance by multiplying the kWh per year by your local utility's rate per kWh consumed.

Magnetization per unit mass is not directly related to the microstructure of the sample; therefore, magnetization per unit volume has been calculated by multiplying the magnetization per unit mass with the experimental density, ρexp.

The GPAQ is scored by multiplying the minutes per week for each domain by their associated MET to create MET-min scores per week.