Sentence examples for small denominators from inspiring English sources

Due to their high degree of selectivity, MEM, TMA-2, and EMDT all have small denominators in calculating the Bp statistic.

Finally, some variables had small denominators, and others had high levels of missing data (eg, maternal age in rural India).

The large percentage increase was an artifact of the small denominators (small numbers of HIV staff) in the initial years.

Crude rates of zero due to extremely small denominators are displayed near the bottom of Figure 1a.

The large fold changes result from very small denominators used in the fold change calculations for these probe sets.

Stratification also leads to QIs with small denominators, exacerbating issues of measurement precision and stability when event rates are low.

Note that the leftmost peak of N = 3 in Figure 6 d) is completely due to the small denominator ( R = 1 − T ≈ 0 ) at that point.

Values c 1 and c 2 are introduced to stabilize division for small denominator and commonly they are selected as (c_{1}=10^{-4}f_{max }^{2}) and ( c_{2}=9cdot 10^{-4}f_{max }^{2}).

Based on a combination of the polyphase decomposition of IIR low-pass transfer functions having small denominator order and time-multiplexed operational transconductance amplifiers, the filter presents very low sensitivity to transfer function coefficients.

(2) From (36), it is clear that the small denominator will lead to a large variation of g(ϕ i ), reflecting incorrect estimates since the NCFMV is designed to suppress rather than to amplify the interference.

The small denominator and wide range makes ratio estimates of excess lung cancers to mesotheliomas large, but imprecise for chrysotile.