Sentence examples for numeric counts from inspiring English sources

The committee said the system would not be used to compile error rates of individual reporters, noting that using raw numeric counts as part of a reporter's evaluation "would breed resentment".

In other cases where responses were more ambiguous and/or where different respondents interpreted questions differently, we report recurrent themes instead of numeric counts.

At this point in the analytic process, qualitative researchers have the option of reporting recurrent themes with or without numeric counts of their prevalence.

The feature vector using the dipeptide occurrence frequency count for a protein sequence is represented as three separate numeric counts of its dipeptide c0, c1 and c2, each having 400 components.

The staple length ranges from 2.5 to 4 inches (6 to 10 cm) with a numeric count of 46's-58's.

The CV in the %PABS ranged from 1.0 to 2.3% (mean, 1.54%), while the numeric counting ranged from 4.8 to 11.5% (mean, 8.94%).

The mean measuring time in both the %PABS and the numeric counting was 16.6 min (range, 15 20 min) and 6.8 min (range, 5 8 min), respectively.

The %PABS and number of bone lesions on five bone scans were measured by five recorders to compare the accuracy and time consumption of the %PABS method with the numeric counting.

We then generated a numeric count of the number of tissues in which each gene was expressed (integers from 1 to 6) and recorded the CpG O/ E for each associated model RefSeq transcript.

As the number of physicians can be seen as numeric count data taking no zero values, a generalized linear model (GLM) with log-link using a zero-truncated negative-binomial distribution was estimated using the logarithmized number of 10 000 inhabitants as an offset, thus estimating physician density [ 42].

Along the bottom of the diagram and right side in black font is the numeric count of primes in that column or row; the variance going from a low of 1 to a high of 10 (in the middle of the right side).