Sentence examples for normalised index from inspiring English sources

Another approach is to map each measured parameter value (e.g. concentration of PO4, or temperature) to a normalised index value by use of a graphical function (or lookup table) of parameter value (Cude,2001).

Each type of hypotheses must provide a way to compute a symmetrical and normalised index of similarity (ranging from 0 to 1) between two instances of the input space.

The two genes were assessed for their methylation status in microdissected tissue by quantitative real-time methylation-specific polymerase chain reaction (PCR) (MSP), applying the normalised index of methylation (NIM).

NAMPT levels correlated with BMI (Fig.  1b) and other variables of obesity and body fat, including BMI SDS as a normalised index of the degree of overweight, leptin as a biomarker of fat mass, and skinfold thickness as an index of subcutaneous fat (Table  1).

The evidence of the chaotic advection in these SAW-driven flows is further verified through a pixel intensity analysis, in which mixing times, quantified through a normalised mixing index, were observed to be inversely proportional to the Lyapunov exponent, characteristic of processes in which transport is dominated by chaotic advection.

Six features were considered in this study: normalised spectral index (NSM5), median frequency, root mean square, waveform length, normalised root mean square (NRMS), and increase in synchronization (IIS) index.

Fig. 4 Normalised K index occurrence for the 48 events.

The concept of HD therapy being assimilated with a pharmacological treatment led to its rationalised prescription and the evaluation of its "adequacy" with the use of a normalised efficiency index (Kt/V).

Three model performance metrics were calculated: Nash Sutcliffe Efficiency, a normalised error index statistic (the ratio of the root mean square error to the standard deviation of observed data) and the percentage bias.

In order to assess the influence of the parameterisation of the considered selection functions in the overall performance, 25 values equally distributed in the range [0,1] have been used as either threshold or normalised percentile index.

Longitudinal data demonstrated a reduced normalised vascular index and increased tumour cell death in both low and high microbubble concentrations with radiation.