Sentence examples for multiplying this difference from inspiring English sources

By multiplying this difference with the PF signal over time (PF× over time) the model then estimates whether the CF activity has increased (>0), decreased (<0) or remained the same ( = 0) at the time of the PF signal.

Multiplying this difference (1.28%) by the average annual wage resulted in USD 741.

We then calculate the annual increase in per capita GDP by taking the difference between each country's CPI score and 10 and then taking the multiplying this difference with 0.59 from the meta-analysis cited above.

A good example comes from health economics [ 18]: we want to know the difference between the mean costs of two treatments because multiplying this difference by the number of patients we expect to treat gives us the expected financial impact of choosing one treatment over the other; the difference in median costs has no practical application.

We subsequently multiply this difference by the effect of education on contact (as presented in Tables  2 and 3).

Multiply this difference by a random number between 0 and 1, and add it to the feature vector of each minority class instance.

We have multiplied this difference by the number of patients in each month post-intervention to provide an estimate on the total amount of ventilator-days gained with the intervention.

This estimate was calculated by multiplying the difference in admission rates between the attended/no-show groups to the total number of no-shows.

Multiplying the difference with ¼ gives the correct value (values in mln €frac{1}{4}astleft 897.3-160.9right9right)=184.1 ).

Recruitable CT-collapse was calculated by multiplying the difference between CT-collapse at a certain PEEP-step and "non-recruitable collapse" by 100% and then dividing this product by the difference between total lung mass and "non-recruitable collapse".

Their uncertainty was estimated by taking the difference to the corresponding coefficients of the model including Ørsted data, and multiplying the difference by three.