Most managers don't know why their firm uses one metric and not the other.
The distance was calculated using one minus Pearson correlation metric of normalized data, as explained in full details in Methods, to evaluate the level of similarity among the samples from the miRNA perspective.
The manner this is done is by measuring the similarity between a source and target metric pair using one of three analyzers (PAnalyzer, KSAnalyzer, or SCoAnalyzer) to calculate a "matching score".
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As in Section 3.1, we provided several metrics that can classify port behaviors, and each time the method uses one dimension metric to do classification.
Using only one metric is dangerous: One could have 10percentt leverage, but also assets consisting only of lottery tickets or the bottom tranche of some exotic securitization that was fully subordinated to more senior tranches.
Measurements from the central monitor were used for one metric.
The industries covered, like electric utilities or petroleum refiners, would be granted allowances and would have to use one allowance to cover every metric ton of heat-trapping gases they emit.
Though advisers use more than one metric to define a value stock, the definition used by Eugene F. Fama, a finance professor at the University of Chicago, and Kenneth R. French, a finance professor at Dartmouth, is perhaps the most widely cited.
Using metric one, the identification consistency of each analyst ranged from 32.5% to 87.5% (Table 1, Fig. 3A).
One metric used was the percentage of fish passing the first dam that also passed just the second dam.
