Sentence examples for the net sum of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the net sum of political leadership on show in Rio this week is still distressingly inadequate.
Documents from Rawlinson & Hunter state: 'The net sum of around £2m was then placed on deposit with DM's [David Mills's] bank, Guinness Mahon.
In a paper soon to be published in the National Institute Economic Review, David Bell and David Blanchflower (the former rate-setter at the Bank of England who saw the slump of 2008-9 coming) have compiled what they call an "underemployment index": the net sum of all the extra hours at current wages that Britons want to work, but can't.
The net sum of seven years of unprecedented stimulus provided by zero interest rates and quantitative easing would be a half-baked recovery, a widening of the gap between rich and poor, emerging markets in crisis, and developed countries deep in deflation.
where β represents the hyperparameters that control the sparsity of the channel while σ 2 is the net sum of the noise variance and interference variance.
where ξ 0 represents the inverse of the net sum of the noise variance and interference variance, while �� j represent the hyperparameters that control the sparsity of the channel.
According to one version of consequentialism, the right action is that action which, of all alternatives available to the agent, produces the greatest net sum of intrinsic value, where intrinsic value is value as an end or for its own sake and not merely as a means to something other than itself.
Therefore, any combination of the two reaction fluxes within the identified viable flux ranges and making up the net sum cytochrome flux of 75.12 mmol/gDW/h would be viable.
Thus, each diet provided the same components and the same net sum of carbon skeletons, only with varying amounts of protein, fat and carbohydrate.
Using the RevertAid™ First Stand cDNA synthesis kit (MBI Fermentas, Germany), the net sum RNA (500 ng) of each sample was reverse transcribed into complementary DNA (cDNA).
Similarly, the relative effect size of a given QTL and the direction of action of each QTL is a net sum of the action of the genes located within that QTL.
