Sentence examples for other denominators from inspiring English sources

Thus, a MAR assumption for the primary analysis was made in 17 (23%) of the trials with missing data.> -wrap-foot> The denominator for the proportion of patients with missing outcome is 77; the other denominators are 73 (the number of studies with any missing data).

A. It does, and there are other common denominators that will bring you success.

All are women, and all used electronic scores that provided sonic ambience rather than rhythmic impetus, but there were few other common denominators in a program of uneven work.

There was no other common denominator.

The works on offer were so disparate that one would be hard put to find any other common denominator, or indeed any aesthetic explanation, for their unwavering success.

There is one other common denominator in this equation -- almost always it is the poor that pay the price first.

The other common denominator is that all these parties are fully aware that what is happening in Iraq is also an uprising against the administration of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who was brought by the United States and Iran to power, and that ISIS is only one out of dozen groups or so that are taking part in the rebellion.

If we want our response to matter, we need first to get past the understandable queasiness we feel in knowing that all the naughty and embarrassing things we do and say - to do with sex, money, drugs, gossip, and other lowest common denominators of our species - are under surveillance.

This is evident in total gene duplications that we counted (80673 in vertebrates vs. 33113 in pancrustaceans) but is not reflected in our other distance measures (denominators): both clades show similar genetic distance (as measured by average ortholog distance - 1047 and 814 respectively) as well as similar clade ages (as estimated by a molecular clock - 470 and 450 mya).

The new GSA is characterized by the modification of the denominator in the expression of the force acting on an agent from the other agent; the denominator depends not only on the Euclidian distance between the two agents but also on the position of the latter: A design method for Takagi Sugeno proportional-integral fuzzy controllers (PI-FCs) is proposed.

In other words, the denominator used to calculate the rate has been shrinking.