Sentence examples for whose weighting from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, whose weighting scheme or which cultural/country-specific populations are appropriate are not known for Thai population.
Between-group differences in medical resource utilization endpoints were analyzed by comparison of Kaplan-Meier curves with Gehan's generalization of the Wilcoxon test [ 22], whose weighting scheme reduces the relative contribution of patients with prolonged LOS due to other (non-VAP) conditions by placing more weight on early versus later discharges.
Any investor who has his performance measured against a global bond-market index, whose weighting is ever-more skewed towards the Japanese market, will have done very poorly without a full complement of JGBs.
Services whose weighting is lower than a user-defined level are eliminated from the voting procedure for the remaining variants.
Specifically, the voting discards results of any variant service whose weighting falls below a user-defined value and subsequently performs consensus voting on the remaining results.
Prioritization according to the complexity of care responded to a classification provided in [ 32], which was translated into a scoring system whose weighting aimed to offset the risk of excessive requirements by low complexity and what we call 'predominantly outpatient setting or service' specializations, such as Laboratory Medicine, Preventive Medicine and Pathology.
The WAN can be seen as a weighted graph comprising 16,846 edges whose weight, represents the passenger flow between airports.
In this circumstance, the problem is then called weighted sorting problem by CCLP operations, which is to find a series of CCLP operations whose weight sum is minimum.
They found that people whose weight fluctuated a lot had a greater risk of heart disease and early death than those whose weight was steady.
Of the 47 patients whose weight is monitored, 17 have lost weight.
Bryan Thomas, whose weight dropped to about 240 last season, is now a sculptured 270.
