Regularity index was also obtained.
The regularity, an index quantifying the similarity of dorso-ventral accelerations over successive strides, was used as an indicator of quality of gait, in order to select the gait the dog would be more comfortable with.
The last two plots in Fig. 5 show the distributions of two indicators of regularity: purity (lower left) and entropy (lower right).
The coefficient of variation of the ISIs, a value used widely as an indicator of regularity in point processes (Johnson 1996), was also calculated.
The group compared bus performance from October 1997 through September 1998 with the same period a year later and found that the average daily regularity of buses -- the best indicator of how long passengers are waiting -- remained at 59percentt over the two years.
Time until onset of regular cycles (<1 year, 1 2 years, ≥ 3 years, never) and cycle <span class="lh">regularity and length from ages 18 22 years (regular <26 days, regular 26 31 days, regular ≥ 32 days, irregular <26 days, irregular 26 31 days, irregular ≥ 32 days) modeled as indicator variables.
The landscape metrics enable the description of the spatial regularities and trends, and constitute useful indirect indicators of the impact of urbanization on cultural (rural) landscape and of the general ecosystem disturbance.
Engoren [ 26] and El-Khatib and colleagues [ 27] showed that approximate entropy of the tidal volume and breathing frequency patterns, a technique that measures the amount of regularity in a series, is a useful indicator of reversibility of respiratory failure.
Full thickness slicing of the tumour and the mesorectum allows a good assessment of the adequacy of excision and the regularity of the CRM, which is the second indicator of the resection quality.
Hence, grasping these indicators is helpful to grasping the behavior process regularity of a PrEV.
