Sentence examples for per useful from inspiring English sources

It shows that there are some parameters, such as data rate, carrier frequency, bandwidth, Tsw, etc, which have a significant effect on the WSN node energy consumption per useful bit (EPUB).

Compared with 802.11 DCF which uses maximum unified TP and BASIC protocol, it is shown that the higher average throughput can achieve while the energy consumption per useful bit can be reduced according to the results.

In the 19th century growth in output per person a useful general measure of an economy's productivity, and a good guide to growth in incomes accelerated steadily in Britain.

While statistics like a Kill/Death ratio and points-per-minute are useful in measuring a player's overall effectiveness at a certain game, it doesn't help identify the finer skills that that player needs to focus in on and improve.

SynFind is capable of reporting per-gene information, useful for researchers studying specific gene families, as well as genome-wide data sets of syntenic gene and predicted gene locations, critical for researchers focused on large-scale genomic analyses.

Per capita asbestos use (measured in kilograms per capita per year) is a useful indicator to compare the state of asbestos use among countries (LaDou 2004; Tossavainen et al. 1997).

We believe that considering the "Years of Life Lost Per Incidence" (YLLPI) is useful for making research decisions.

The use of extreme values (e.g. Night-time symptoms 5 days per week, Emergency room visits 10 per year) is useful in BWS experiments to enable measurement of negative as well as positive preferences.

An increase of the imatinib mesylate dose to 600 mg per day or a maximal dose of 800 mg per day is useful but its effectiveness only lasts for a short time.

To understand this point, suppose that a technology exists to convert coal to an oil substitute that is financially viable at an oil price of $60 per barrel and that this technology produces double the CO2 per unit of useful energy relative to oil.

Based on these expressions, the amount of CO2 emitted per unit of useful heat generated was determined by dividing unit of CO2 emitted per unit of coal with specific useful energy generated (row 'w'), followed by net emission reductions (row 'x').