Sentence examples for which metric from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we compared the agreement between conventional and modified VOI metrics to identify which metric(s) provide(s) reproducible SUVs when monitoring 18F-FDG uptake in the LN over the course of monkeypox virus infection (Table 2).

As such, further research and proper consultation should take place to determine which metric, or combination of metrics, reflect each field's consideration of what form of research output are most influential.

This raises the challenge and, as-yet, unanswered question of which metric, or combination of metrics, one should use to assess dynamic CA? Answering this question requires a more thorough consideration of the factors that may modulate dynamic pressure flow relationships and, potentially, a critical revision of conceptual paradigms that are currently applied to their interpretation (Fig.  6).

By which metric, it does pretty poorly - little visible engagement, pretty much no impact on the outside world.

Probably the fairest way of differentiating between the difficulty of fixtures so far played is to use the total points won by each team's opponents excluding games in which that team have played, by which metric Swansea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Leicester have had the hardest starts and Stoke, Manchester City, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth the most straightforward.

First one is which metric is more suitable for classification of the PDFs of the faces.

Specifically, we apply our theorem to a product of two metric spaces on which a metric is defined from the metric of the original spaces.

For the metric space ( X, d ), we can consider a product metric space ( X m, d ) in which the metric d is induced by the original metric d.

The annual accumulation of aboveground biomass in that system was 4.12 metric tons per hectare, of which 2.82 metric tons consisted of litter, with 2.64 metric tons of litter decomposing in the same period.

UNICEF has procured 380 metric tonnes of fortified biscuits of which 114 metric tonnes have already been distributed.

Although there is some variation in the point at which each metric ultimately saturates, the points at which each metric begins to asymptote are highly concordant.