Sentence examples for using the common definition from inspiring English sources
Using the common definition of PAPR [20] (16).
In this way, we can calculate p-values using the common definition: the probability of obtaining a test statistic value at least as extreme as that observed under H0.
In this way, we can calculate p-values using the common definition: the probability of obtaining a test statistic value at least as extreme as that observed under the null hypothesis.
However, throughout this paper we continue to use the common definition of rate as number of occurrences/instances per second.
Law professor Eva-Maria Svensson authored an interesting chapter on the "Nordic regulation of gender discriminatory advertisements" in which she used the common definition: (1) infringements of a person's sex and (2) stereotypical perceptions of the sexes.
We use the common definition of correlation time, that is the time when the autocorrelation value of the state is already at a factor of 1/e down from its maximum value at t = 0 [36].
We found less variation between jurisdictions in weekly ratios using the common ILI definition (mean 2%; range 1.5 3.1%) than locally preferred syndromes (mean 4.9%; range 1.8-8.4 1.8-8.4influenza epidemic signal-to-noise ratios were comparable for most jurisdictions during the study period.
We used the common CGI definition used in the UCSC genome browser [ 20] and defined as CGI gene every gene in which greater than 10% of its promoter region overlaps with a CGI.
Using the most common definition of CPP (lower abdominal pain of at least 6 months' duration, excluding pain solely related to pregnancy, menstruation, or intercourse), the prevalence of CPP among women of reproductive age in the general population is estimated to be as high as 25%.
Using the most common definition (∂G >10 mg/dL), the prevalence of the dawn phenomenon was 52, 70, and 59% in groups 1, 2, and 3, respectively.
We used the common acceptable definitions of MSI and loss of heterozygosity (LOH) (Dietmaier et al, 1997).
