Sentence examples for sum of units from inspiring English sources

Mean alcohol consumption (sum of units of alcohol drunk within a two-week period) for male respondents was 4.3 (range 0-50) and 64.3% reported drinking less than the mean.

The 'other' category includes off-sales drinks which were purchased by someone else and stolen drinks: four patients reported stealing alcohol (three from a supermarket, one from a licensed grocer), which amounted to approximately 0.4% of the sum of units they each purchased as off-sales for the week (mean/patient 284 units).

That is, they lead to an Egyptian fraction representation of the number one as a sum of unit fractions.

The total electricity cost was the sum of unit costs of all equipment involved in the specific service.

The total capital cost was the sum of unit costs of all the assets involved in the specific service.

For each test/service, the total cost of consumables was the sum of unit costs of all the consumables used in that specific test/service.

describes an application of the closest approximations to one by k-term sums of unit fractions, in lower-bounding the number of divisors of any perfect number, and uses the same property to lower bound the size of certain groups.

To account for differences in household size and composition income was divided by the sum of consumption units in the household using the OECD modified equivalence scale which assigns the weight of 1 unit for the first adult, 0.5 units for other household members aged more than 13 years and 0.3 units for children aged 13 or less [ 27].

A "farm" is designated as a weighted (by size) sum of "production units" that can be linked with specific geographical "sites" in the region.

When you complete an ongoing subject, other than thesis, take the sum of the units of J grade received in prior terms and apply the final grade to the total.

The sum of toxic units (SumTUD.magna) based on storm water samples from agriculturally impacted streams was significantly higher when legacy pesticides were included compared to when they were omitted.