Sentence examples for often used values from inspiring English sources

The reason for this choice (above more often used values in the literature) is that a negative relationship between the subjective discount factor and the equilibrium interest rate appears.11 I set (sigma _1 =2), which implies IES = 0.5, "the median of the estimates in the literature".12 Parameter (sigma _2 ) is obtained endogenously and equals 2.2445.

This method is included because of its simplicity and wide-spread use, with 42% being an often used value for the threshold [19].

It is notable that applications of plume models have often used lower values of the wind entrainment coefficient, with Degruyter and Bonadonna (2012) and Mastin (2014) adopting a value k w =0.5, whereas Barsotti et al. (2008) and Barsotti and Neri (2008) use k w =0.6.

The analytical principle is superior to threshold selection procedures, even if the often used single value dichotomy is replaced by receiver operator characteristics including all test values (for example, [ 11]).

The observed M-ratios were high in all temporal groups (0.794 0.910) and well above the often used critical value of 0.68 typical to putatively stable wild populations [ 50].

Bone mineral density is the most common assessment for diagnosing osteoporosis and is the most often used quantitative value in the design of genetic studies.

Kelvin probe (KP) measurements show that the estimated work function for Au and Pt surfaces, evaporated under normal high vacuum (HV) fabrication conditions and measured in air, can be significantly lower (by ∼0.2 to 0.9 eV) than those of clean surfaces evaporated and measured in the more demanding and clean ultra high vacuum (UHV), that are often used as reference values.

Also, percentile scores are often used as reference values.

Other functions are often used to ensure values fall within specific intervals.

However, molecular weights are often used as relative values; i.e., for comparative studies.

Considering that personal values often contribute to understanding consumers' cognitive properties, which in turn lead to behavioral decisions, researchers often use personal values to predict consumers' predisposition towards attitudes (Goldsmith and Hofacker 1991).