The term "weighted rate" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to an average rate of return accounting for the variability in returns produced by different financial investments. For example, "The weighted rate of return for our portfolio for the past year was 8.5%."
Choose the allocation pattern that maximizes the sum weighted rate as: i ∗ = arg max i ∑ b = 1 N t [ R k ′, q n ] b, i [ T k ′ n ¯ ] α (30).
5 mC: 5-methyl-cytosine; diGTR: the most parameter rich dinucleotide substitution model; LR and LRT: likelihood ratio and likelihood ratio test; MLE: maximum likelihood estimate; NF: nucleotide frequency weighted rate matrix; nuGTR: the baseline dinucleotide substitution model, which included the nucleotide GTR terms; TCR: transcription coupled repair; TF: tuple frequency weighted rate matrix.
The complete rate equation for both stages of reaction was obtained by summing the individual weighted rate equations; the weighting factors were determined from the fractional conversion at the end of the first reaction.
ΔR D corresponds to the data rate reduction with the best weighted rate sum (from DSM design (7) with weight w).
"The weighted rate of return on capital was twice as high as the growth rate in the past 150 years," the authors conclude.
The values of the apparent dissociation constant of PStLi dimer and the weighted rate constants of all unassociated species were obtained for all six investigated concentrations of durene.
This facilitates the single-shot based evaluation of important quantities for reacting flows, e.g., the density weighted rate-of-strain tensor.
The measurement strategy is explained, a statistical evaluation of the density weighted rate-of-strain tensor is given, and exemplarily an instantaneous distribution of the measured radial SGS scalar flux is compared with predictions of two models, the gradient diffusion model and the Clark model.
Table 2 presents weighted rates per 100 participants and crude OR for at least one ANC visit, by the study covariates.
Additionally, we combine the multi-criteria ratings using a non-null rating average (NNRA) and personalised weighted rating average (PWRA).
A self-developed WRMA (Weighted Rating of Multiple Attributes) method is used to rate attributes.
