Sentence examples for the total measures from inspiring English sources

The authors successfully collected 84% of the total measures given to patients and their caregivers.

Just 211 "live" green deals – 0.07% of the total measures – have been completed, with about 1,000 still in progress.

However, the total measures of the Cronbach α-coefficient (Vogt 1993) and the Guttman split-half coefficient are beyond the lower level of acceptable reliability (Table 1).

Bland-Altman plot showed a mean bias of 0.09 cm and three values out of the limits of agreement (4% of the total measures).

The standard scoring method (possible range 0 – 12) has a scoring pattern of 0-0-1-1 0-0-1-1 0-0-1-1 0-0-1-1 last two responses indicating presence oforheachmptom and the total measures psychologitem distress using a count of the number of items that have a positive response.

Stability problem is a vital issue as the total measure of the ship safety.

where cint is the contribution of the internal motions to the heat capacity (per molecule) and is easily found by subtracting (3k/2) from the total measured heat capacity.

The only measure for the comparative merits of the leading catchers is an exceptionally crude one — the total measured against the number of innings in which they have fielded.

Indeed, we ourselves are highly critical of the latency measures, and in our study, we move away from using latency as part of the total measure, as the Oxford Said Business school did, and report it separately and with great caution.

This contour plot shows what fraction of the total measured displacement noise power spectral density (PSD) is contributed by QRPN, as a function of measurement frequency and circulating power.

The substrate bias technique is used to turn ON and OFF the various channels and to remove the bottom channel contribution from the total measured current.