Sentence examples for using the same average from inspiring English sources

OOP payments that are considered to be catastrophic for families were also estimated using the same average monthly household income (GH¢603.4 = US$306.2).

In this article, we propose an effective method to quantize W and it will be shown that we can achieve a better performance than that of existing methods using the same average number of feedback bits.

In addition, since all animals were consistent in their whole-body counts, and there were no outliers, all dose calculations were conducted from an initial whole body burden and using the same average elimination curve.

Figure 7(b) shows surface scarring (Ss) of the blastomere after ablation using the same average laser power and beam dwell time, but with the galvo pulsed a total of 3 times.

To calculate the surface/total ratio for exogenously expressed GluA1, all images of the same channel were first background subtracted using the same averaged value, which was measured manually across images (with variation <0.5%).

For these images, 50 B-scans, recorded at approximately the same position, were averaged using the same averaging procedure as in [ 27, 28]. Figure 2(J) shows a DOPU image where a temporal window over 50 B-scans, instead of a spatial window (Fig. 2(E)), was used.

To make a fair comparison, we have used the same average affected area for DL and DF, which is the area covered by the source and the relay; hence, the EASE result of DL is presented in the range of power where SRCndx is equal to one to make sure that the nodes are communicating.

Participants in both arms used the same average number of mops (0.8; p = 0.26) and the same average number of gauzes during the delivery (3.8; p = 0.93) (data not shown).

(8) We use the same average immunity duration after booster infections as after infections of previously susceptible individuals as it is not known whether this immunity duration should be larger or smaller than after infection.

Although we use the same average length of immunity when calculating the new "booster immunity" duration, using the maximum of the existing and the new immunity duration automatically leads to a larger average duration of immunity after a booster infection than after a non-booster infection.

Judging by the frequency of changes in vaccine composition from 1987 to 2000, the variability of A(H1N1) may be similar to that of Influenza B [ 3]; we, therefore, use the same average duration of 7 years for Influenza A(H1N1) drift variants.