Sentence examples for scaled by multiplying from inspiring English sources

First, z-scores were computed for each variable and variables for which lower scores indicated better performance were reverse scaled (by multiplying by −1).

RMS – measure was scaled by multiplying by 10,000, and transformed by taking its natural logarithm due to having a right-skewed distribution.

The number of inserts aligned to each 10-bp interval of the genome was counted, and the interval counts were normalized by dividing by the total number of counts for all intervals, and then scaled by multiplying by the number of bases in the genome.

A global RepTrak Pulse score is scaled back by multiplying each company's z-score by the global standard deviation and adding back the global mean.

Residual masses have been transferred to picogram (pg) scale by multiplying the NHTAPE data with A (mass number) × 1.036402E − 08 (g) [17].

The presented RPCB calculation process can be used to calculate the economical benefit of scale by multiplying the total number of passengers.

Residual masses have been transferred to pico-gram (pg) scale by multiplying the NHTAPE data with A (mass number) × 1.036402E−08 (g) [17].

The mean and its standard error (SEM) of the normalized trends for each group of cells were then adjusted to mV-scale by multiplying them with the measured average SD-value of each population at the first second (Fig. 2E).

The scores were obtained on a 0 to-24 scale by multiplying the index of grades with stages.

The 5-point scale was converted to a scale equivalent to the 7-point scale by multiplying the values by 7/5 (-2.8 to 2.8).

For comparison only, we also computed sum scores and adjusted those to the original 7 point scale by multiplying with 1.4.