Sentence examples similar to sum of child from inspiring English sources

However, parents may not aim at maximizing the sum of children's income when allocating resources.

If we focus only on the increase of kindergarten classes in the past decade, the sum of children enrolled in kindergarten should increase 9000 (30 × 300), or 7200 24 × 300).

The overall size of institutions measured by the sum of children that are registered varies substantially: Whereas most institutions have about 67 registered children, the mean value amounts to about 75 children with a standard deviation of 37.4 due to some very large institutions that record up to 245 registered children.

Incidence rates were calculated as the number of outcome events among cohort members divided by the sum of child-years at risk within the cohort.

For registry data to be considered correct, the total number of sick child visits must equal the sum of children treated and children referred.

Mean travel time in an area is calculated simply as the sum of each child's travel time between their home and the nearest pediatric facility, divided by the total child population in the area.

These attributes reflect the sum of a child's biology and exposures throughout the infant and preschool years.

The further analyses are based on the effective sample sizes listed in column (6), which is the sum of the children who did not attend (column 1) and children who attended preschool for at least 3 years (column 4).

The questionnaire was developed for children aged 7 10 years and is evaluated by a sum of scores: children reaching a total lower than 36 classified as "less active", from 37 to 58 as "intermediate", and from 59 to 141 classified as "most active" [ 41].

In most Treemaps, the weight of a branch is the sum of its children.

The objective of this paper is to test two hypotheses in the context of managing return on investment (ROI): (1) that a meaningful functional metric (FM) assigned to every functional requirement could facilitate the design of collectively exhausting mutually exclusive (CEME) systems and (2) that parent functional metrics should equal the sum of their children.