Sentence examples for multiplying the points from inspiring English sources

Greater understanding of how incubators operate nevertheless means multiplying the points of view.

We further explored these associations by multiplying the point estimate of large poultry slaughterhouse coefficients with the total populations at risk living in areas with large poultry slaughterhouses.

The error calculation for a measured value was obtained by multiplying the point estimate for the SEM by the z-value associated with the 90% confidence interval (z = 1.65).

We quantified the minimal detectable change at the 90% and 95% confidence level (MDC90 and MDC95) by multiplying the point estimate of the SEM, the square root of 2 (to account for the error associated with repeated measurements), and the z score of 1.65 or 1.96 (resp. 90% or 95% confidence level); formula MDC90 = SEM * 1.65 * √2 and MDC95 = SEM * 1.96 * √2 [ 31].

The number of HIV positive women in Zambia with CIN3 or ICC was calculated by multiplying the point prevalence of these conditions, based on histology results, from our cross-sectional study by the number of HIV positive women aged 20 44 estimated by Spectrum.

Defeated enemies sometimes drop items that replenish health and energy or that trigger a combo timer, which multiplies the points earned from enemies destroyed consecutively.

Each time a bubble falls and hits a green spider, it doubles, which in turn multiplies the points you get.

By multiplying the focal points within the image, she succeeds in capturing the sense of an experience that can't be taken in at a glance, but calls for a sequence of looks to comprehend.

In this work a new approach is presented which is able to control the supersaturation levels in the FBR by multiplying the feed points (FP).

The percentage value is obtained by multiplying the calculated point value by 100.

The total number of points falling on each region of interest was counted and the volumes calculated by multiplying the sum of points falling on a given region by the volume represented by each point (volume/point = 16 mm × mean slice thickness; average of 50 mm).