Sentence examples for revised metric from inspiring English sources
This revised metric, a 'binned neighbor-K analysis', provides greater resolution in evaluating the presence of aggregated, periodic, or segregated wood distributions in stream ecosystems.
The clinical trial originally was to also measure central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI) and MRSA urinary cultures, but CLABSI data was dropped due to inability to acquire standardized denominators and data on the revised metric, urinary infections, is still pending [ 40].
If you were to include them, as Facebook does in its revised metric, your average duration viewed may look something more like 16 seconds.
These results are not completely in agreement with previous work in which leachability thresholds were the metric used to establish priority, thereby indicating the need for multiple or revised metrics.
(The feds revised their metric for mass killings down to three or more fatalities in 2013, even if the older definition still has traction).
But FSA changed how it calculated the delinquency metric, and revised up the 2014 figure to 9.9percentt, allowing it to claim success this year.
The revised manuscript clarifies the "species signature" metric used, and addresses issues related to its comparison to dN fairly satisfactorily.
On Wednesday, Groupon issued a revised S-1, stripping out a controversial metric called "adjusted consolidated segment operating income," or ACSOI (a measure of the company's performance that excluded marketing expenses), and reported its second quarter financials.
These were revised in 1964 to conform to the metric system which was adopted in India.
The simplified risk metric for clinical use was then revised to incorporate the new MSUS parameter in place of joint pattern score.
Normalized term frequency-based Gini Index (GININTF) revised the document frequency in the Gini Index metric with the term frequency by Azam and Yao [ 17].
