Interestingly, when the number of night and weekend shifts is divided by the total amount of hours worked, assuming that specialists have night and weekend shifts in proportion to their working hours, part-time working internists have proportionally more night shifts than full-time working internists (Table 7).
Under Starbucks rules, once the tip canister fills up, the money is stored in a safe, and at the end of each week, the tips are tallied and distributed to two categories of employees — baristas and shift supervisors — in proportion to the number of hours each employee worked.
In addition to increased image SNR and CEST effects, there is a fundamental benefit in using higher magnetic fields: the chemical shift increases in proportion to magnetic field strength.
Relative price changes cause people to shift their consumption in proportion to the change.
While low-frequency cells have a predominant sound frequency-following, or phase-locked, AC component (Dallos, 1985 , 1986 Cheatham and Dallos, 1993), the main component of high-frequency cells is a graded and sustained DC shift in potential in proportion to sound intensity (Russell and Sellick, 1978).
Since resampling is driven by the progress of the clustering of the feature space, both the number and the position of mean shift kernels is selected in proportion to the content of the image.
Imperceptible shifts in musical tempi in proportion to the runner's self-paced running tempo significantly influenced running cadence (p < .001).001
Using Bayesian decoding of HD cell ensemble activity recorded in the anterodorsal thalamic nucleus (ADN), we characterize this instability and identify its source: under-signaling of angular head velocity, which incompletely shifts the directional signal in proportion to head turns.
Because we did not normalize the aGp array data, systematic shifts in log-ratio distributions in proportion to the signal intensities were observed in the scatter plot (Fig. 4C).
