Sentence examples for using a metric called from inspiring English sources
Using a metric called methylation haplotype load, we performed tissue-specific methylation analysis at the block level.
Using a metric called a park index, which measures how much a stadium affects a particular statistic, it determined that Shea over the last three seasons was one of only two National League parks not to favor hitters in six primary categories: batting average, runs, hits, doubles, triples and homers.
Using a metric called "coal capacity per person" — the annual amount of generating capacity from every coal-fired plant in a given country, divided by the total population in that country — the researchers found that, for every 1-kilowatt increase of coal capacity per person, the relative risk of lung cancer increases 59percentt among men and 85percentt among women.
Using a metric called "peer nomination," in which youths are asked to identify their friends by name, Dr. Downey and Dr. Bobbitt-Zeher drew on data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, with a sample size of 13,466 students in 7th through 12th grades.
Right now, Zynga using a metric called ABPU or average bookings per user.
The level of congestion is measured using a metric called depth of congestion (DC).
Hewlett-Packard uses a metric called breakeven time (BET) to measure the effectiveness of its product development cycle.
Azar, et al.'s airline paper uses a metric called a Modified Herfindahl Hirschman Index (MHHI) to measure the degree of industry concentration, taking into account investors' cross-ownership of stakes in competing firms.
In one filing, it used a metric called "adjusted consolidated segment operating income" that gave a highly favorable view of its revenue, even though it was not sanctioned as an appropriate accounting method.
ORW uses a metric called Expected Duty Cycled Wakeups (EDC) to select relay nodes.
To choose the new codec, they use a metric called channel occupancy time, which represents a fraction of the channel time per unit time required by a full-duplex VoIP call for a given codec and rate.
