Sentence examples for required divided from inspiring English sources

The bone healing index (the period for which external fixation is required divided by total gain in length expressed as days per cm) is not a constant figure.

However, this task required divided attention - ravens pulling and stepping on the string did not have the meat in their line of sight as in standard string pulling.

This can be expressed as a rate: the number of switches required divided by the number of opportunities for switch error.

Based upon a beta of 0.90 and an alpha of 0.05 a total of 158 athletes is required divided across both study groups.

The % of missing data, for every position, was computed as the number of non-callable genotypes, either because of low quality or low depth (a minimum depth of 5× was required), divided by total number of samples (77).

The last characteristics that we considered in the analysis are the qualifications required, dividing job openings into offers requiring graduation, high school diploma, and no qualification at all.

The single longitudinal variables for the modal pressure difference and the modal BM velocity are spatially sampled as finely as required, dividing the cochlea into N segments.

Evanno et al. (2005) found that their metric, ΔK, identified the optimal clusters at the highest hierarchical level in the data; inferring subsequent structure required dividing the original dataset.

It is well-known that in an auditory-visual task requiring divided attention, responses are often faster for redundant audiovisual targets compared to unisensory targets.

Older drivers experience problems in driving situations that require divided attention and decision making under time pressure as reflected by their overrepresentation in at-fault crashes on intersections.

These results are in accordance with previous results by Sathian and colleagues who have proposed that interdigital transfer of tactile learning may result from using multiple fingers in activities requiring touch and haptic exploration which in turn, require divided attention between digits [53], [54].