Sentence examples for rate of the difference from inspiring English sources

The contribution rate of the difference between each part on total theil index can be calculated after decomposing the theil index.

The obtained results show that the convergence rate of the difference scheme (3.7), (3.8) is essentially in accord with the theoretical analysis.

Finally, from the estimates of the wave equation with damping in [20] and using the idea of [16], we show the optimal algebraical decay rates of the total perturbed density φ1 + φ2, which together with the exponential decay rate of the difference of two perturbed densities, yields the optimal decay rate.

Most importantly, in the null situation where μ GMO = μ Control, the rejection rate (i.e. false positive error rate) of the difference test is unacceptably high.

Hence, it is unsurprising that, by analogy with the simulations in our paper, Ward et al. show that when there is actually a single overall interaction variance component present, the false positive rate of the difference test from a model without interaction will be too high and the power of the test diminishes.

After importing all data into the SPSS 23.0 software to perform multivariate statistical analysis, the variance contribution rates of the difference components were provided.

Figure 4 shows that for health resource allocation by population, the contribution rates of the difference between groups are higher than the difference within group, which indicates that the main reason for inequity in health resource allocation comes from the difference between groups.

Interfacial tension is a physical rating of the difference between the intermolecular force of the two liquids and it is responsible for the shape of liquid bubbles.

In 2010, DJG paid an effective corporation tax rate of 26.4%, compared to the UK corporation tax rate of 28%, the difference being principally due to factors such as UK tax incentives to encourage research and development.

In the monthly rate of (e), the difference in the amplitude over 18.61 years was 0.3 mm/year.

We also did a sensitivity analysis using the ratio of English and French prescribing rates instead of the difference.