Sentence examples for using the midpoint of from inspiring English sources
Using the midpoint of those two surveys yields an estimate that 7.5 percent of Americans are N.H.L. fanatics, or about 23.5 million Americans among a population of 314 million.
If this so-called greenshoe option is fully exercised, the proceeds from the stock sale could hit more than $17.6 billion using the midpoint of the price range, which would include $4 billion from the preferred shares, up from $3 billion.
14 I convert the ranges to a continuous scale using the midpoint of the range.
To deal with the income brackets, we followed a technique similar to that used by Ball and Chernova (2008) and Bartram (2011), using the midpoint of each income bracket as an approximation of the individual's family income in Euros.
Instead of using the midpoint of mesio-buccal cusps of the upper and lower molars as posterior landmark, we employed the point bisecting the U6 occlusal and L6 occlusal, which is provided by the Dolphin Imaging software digitized function under the name 'Occlusal Plane Distal.' This may cause some differences compared with other experiments.
As a robustness check we ran ordinary least squares regressions (OLS) using the midpoint of the reported WTP interval.
Using the midpoints of exposure windows for 7 of 10 subjects with relatively narrow exposure windows (subjects 3, 4 and 6 were excluded), median estimated exposure to HIV occurred 14 days before symptom onset (range 9 21 days, IQR 12 17).
We calculated lifetime exposure-days as the cross-product of the questionnaire categories for frequency of fonofos use in an average year and the number of years of fonofos use, using the midpoints of the questionnaire categories.
For each of the cumulative exposure metrics, LD and IWLD, tests for trend were carried out using the midpoints of each tertile entered into the model as a continuous variable; all statistical tests were two-sided.
A map was then constructed to convert the anchor-partner SNP correlations to a score by using the midpoints of the bins and the calculated probabilities to fit a continuous curve, with additional points specified at (0, 0) and (1, 0).
The latter were calculated as the average number of days per year the applicator mixed or applied any pesticide (asked in six categories) multiplied by the total number of years of pesticide use (asked in seven categories), using the midpoints of the categories.
