Sentence examples for multiplying the ratio from inspiring English sources

Because the household survey is a sample, the Bureau of Labor Statistics infers the total change in jobs by multiplying the ratio of employed to unemployed workers in the household survey by its estimate of the total population.

For each value-added sector, we estimated the sectoral compensation of employees by multiplying the ratio of the total salary of employees to the sales values from the METI survey database to the corresponding output value.

Multiplying the ratio of E ¯ a n d Y ¯ to β ^ I we can rewrite the equation as follows: η E = β ^ I Y ¯ E ¯ = ∑ i i E i - E ¯ E ¯ ∑ i i Y i - Y ¯ Y ¯, (9).

Soil water content was obtained by dividing the differences of the masses of the wet and dry soils (oven dry at 105 °C for 48 h) by the mass of the dry soil sample from which the percentage water content was also obtained by multiplying the ratio by 100 (Jury et al. 1991).

Height matching: Because of the rectification process and the fact that each subject walked in a straight line at a fixed depth from the calibrated camera, the actual height of each subject in the real 3D world can easily be computed from the apparent height from the image by simply multiplying the ratio of the focal length and the depth from the subject.

Assuming the relationship between the strength of magnetization of the removed NRM and the acquired TRM is directly proportional to the ancient field divided by the laboratory field, the ancient field can be estimated by multiplying the ratio of NRM to TRM by the strength of the laboratory field.

For those that intersected, we then calculated the ratio of water district area to block group area within each block group and multiplied the ratio by the block group population.

For those which intersected, we then calculated the ratio of water district area to block group area within each block group and multiplied the ratio by the block group population.

Once you have an excess value exceeding this amount, however, you should multiply the ratio values as needed to bring that value up to a whole number.

Following previous examples [ 21, 30, 31], we therefore corrected both gDNA and cDNA ratios by multiplying the AEI ratios by the inverse of the average gDNA-based AEI for each gene.

Multiplying the diversion ratio by the profit margin gives a measure of the lost benefits of competition should the firms merge.