The phrase 'take the mode' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the process of determining the most frequently occurring value in a set of data. For example, "Let's take the mode of the ages of everyone who attended the party last night to calculate the average age of the group."
In what follows we take the modes (1,1) for stream function, and (0,2) and (1,1) for temperature and nanoparticle concentration psi =A_{11}(t)sin alpha x)sin(pi z) (35).
When taking the mode of antennal coiling into account, ML estimations confirm a zero rate for the transitions 0- > 1 and 0- > 2, as shown in Figure 4A.
We took the mode of the weighted posterior distribution as the point estimator because performance tests show that this statistic performs generally better than the mode and the mean, especially for the coefficient of selection (not shown).
We imputed missing BMI values using linear regression on age and sex for complete cases, and the missing values for other categorical variables were imputed by taking the mode values after adjusting for age and sex.
We take the car mode as the basic alternative to construct MNL model and estimate parameters by maximum likelihood estimation method.
The first objective refers to the ease with which urban services can be used without moving; the others explicitly take the different modes of urban transport into consideration.
But about 120 cities in developing economies from Colombia to China that have invested in high-technology systems known as bus rapid transit, or B.R.T., have taken the transport mode to a higher level.
Reasonable communication requires that people take the social system's mode of operation into account and follow the rules, norms, and goals of the community.
If you can not complete them, take the song into practice mode and slow the speed down.
