Sentence examples for proportion units from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 shows that the discriminatory accuracy of the general model A, including only birth order and smoking, was slightly improved (just 0.05 proportion units), when all variables were included in the full model B. Among preterm babies model B improved the discriminatory accuracy of the model by 0.1 proportion units, while this improvement was much lower among SGA term and SGA post-term babies.

Table 2 HPFRCC mixture proportion (unit: kg/m3).

(d) Modulus of Elasticity: The elastic modulus provides the correlation between restrained strains and stresses, and it is known to be dependent on the mixture proportions, unit weight, maturity, aggregate modulus, strength, and moisture condition.

Furthermore the effect of unit size (described by number of annual admissions), frequency of a given medicine use (described by proportion of units using it) and the duration of the prescription (described by the average time from the start of prescription to the PPS study day) on the estimated method effect size was explored.

"Open space is allocated in proportion to units," he said.

"Mandatory inclusionary zoning" would raise permissible density in some areas, but developers would have to ensure that a minimum proportion of units meets the city's definition of affordable.

Lee and Rosenblatt (1987) proposed an EOQ model considering random proportion of units as defective items.

The higher proportion of units, the greater the speculation, and the lower efficiency with which the manufacturing organizations fulfill customers' demands, and built the inventory.

The rows for Table 4 show the estimated coefficient for log of the bins for proportion of units [ln(binX)] along with its standard error and the lower and upper bounds of the 95% confidence interval around the coefficient.

Chitosan is generally accepted as being biocompatible and biodegradable, and its properties such mechanical strength and degradation can be adjusted by manipulating the relative proportion glucosamine units (i.e., degree of deacetylation, DDA) and its molecular weight (MW).

For the DS method, we also considered variations in the proportion of units surveyed with the intensive method.