Sentence examples for yielding indices from inspiring English sources

As sample density declined, the probability of a survey availability event, defined as a survey yielding indices >125% or <75% of the true population abundance, increased and that increase was disproportionately biased towards underestimates.

The numerically computed fracture index and yielding index for all specimens agree with the physical failure mechanisms observed in the test.

Each hash function is applied to the prefix yielding indexes i used to set the corresponding bits in the associated Bloom Filter (B[ l][ i] - Line 5) and to increment the counting Bloom Filter (Line 6).

The response alternatives "no", "partly" and "yes" for those dependent variables were assigned values from 1 to 3, respectively, yielding indexes with a maximum total score of 3. The responses of participants who answered "no" or "don't know" to the questions on participation in HEA were not included in the analysis.

For clinical use and to compare individual patients, GEDV and ITBV are indexed to body surface area, yielding GEDV index (GEDVI and ITBVV index (ITBVI).

We use standard filtering techniques to generate scintillation indices and in our current analysis, but there are other methods yielding alternate indices [ Mushini et al., 2012].

Results were consistent with prior research on the LMT, with the standard cutoff score yielding high indices of accuracy.

The 3 fractions and isolated compounds had LC50 values between 13.20 to > 100 μg/ml against Vero cells yielding selectivity indices between 0.01 and 1.58.

This MAU is a continuous estimate of a population-based preference for a specific health state, yielding an index in which 0 indicates 'dead' and 1.0 indicates 'perfect health'.

In the inner loop, the K th step of the RMGS algorithm is made, yielding the index of the best vector belonging to the orthogonalized codebook.

To allow better comparison between the datasets, each with a different number of social deficits, the social vulnerability index was also calculated as a proportion of the total number of deficit items by dividing the sum of deficit scores by the number of deficits considered (40 in the CSHA and 23 in the NPHS), yielding an index with a theoretical range of 0 1.