Примеры использования Relative difference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How to understand the relative difference in these figures?
In certain areas, it is not uncommon to mix kerosene into gasoline ordiesel fuel, because of the relative difference in costs.
This does not seem to be related to relative differences in funding for health care.
The images are intended to help illustrate how the function operates andare not indicative of actual relative differences.
At that, the relative difference in parameters between the left and right signals is kept.
This parallel provides us with a fairly accurate estimate of the relative difference of magnitude between our power and authority, and God's.
They suggested that the logarithm of the calorie intake indicator be used when constructing the APQLI because it better reflected the relative differences among countries.
Between 98 and 97.79, for instance, there is a relative difference of only 0.2 percent, not likely to cause much trouble.
Our intent is to emphasize how risk accumulates over time under various strategies and show the relative differences between strategies.”.
There is no other main group of diseases where the relative difference in cause-specific mortality has been as large between the EME and the FSE as in accident- and violence-related mortality.
Having won the tender in 2008, she said,BCG applied cluster method(a methodology to reveal groups of interviewers which can show relative difference in data collection) when conducting opinion poll.
According to the Eurostat definition, the GPG is the relative difference between the average(arithmetic mean) gross hourly earnings of women and men expressed as percentage.
The table therefore provides three estimates of the rough magnitude of funding that might be needed,described in the table as"Low","Moderate" or"High", which indicate the relative difference in the costs of the various activities.
Another commonly used indicator of relative poverty focuses on the relative differences in incomes received by the poorest and other segments of the population.
The relative differences are minor and do not indicate a clear trend that one people is in a better or worse situation than another, at least in this respect.
Their name refers to the long tails produced by tidal action-the relative difference between gravitational pulls on the near and far parts of each galaxy-known here as a galactic tide.
The relative difference in pay between women and men in the private sector is greatest in the occupations with the highest pay levels, i.e. management, academic professions and college professions.
Among HRV parameters the scatterogram"cloud" area index demonstrated the greatest relative difference in the groups, therefore it was decided to use this parameter while developing CAN diagnosis criteria.
The comparative analysis of the variations in the solar constant and solar indices in the UV range, which are important for modeling the state of the Earth's atmosphere, in the weak 24th cycle and strong 22nd and23rd cycles has shown relative differences in the amplitudes of variations from the minimum to the maximum of the cycle.
Numerical examples were provided to show the relative differences in the net take-home pay of an average staff member resulting from application of the various proposed modifications of the operational rules.
Dr Constable showed that by calculating the difference in the cumulative distribution functions of CSI values between fished andnon-fished trials at the end of the fishing period, the relative difference could provide information about the effect of harvest strategies.
While the magnitude of relative differences is often smaller in the oldest old(aged 75+ years) than in younger olds(60-74 years), they are still substantial and favour those with higher education levels.
Useful in this respect are data representing different trophic levels within a single food chain,where relative differences in concentration between the various levels can often provide useful information on the bioaccumulation potential.
More important is that the relative differences between the countries in the CCP-approach are generally smaller than in the OECD data. This means that the uniformed contents of the package in the CCP is confirmed by raw data for the participating countries.
If a K coefficient of 0.40 W/m2K is used,the difference is on average 200 W. It is also obvious that the relative difference between the two formulas depends on the size of the body as can be seen from the table below.
In Latin America and the Caribbean,where the relative difference between the rural and urban old-age dependency ratios is the lowest, the older population is more urbanized than the total, mostly because older women are overrepresented in urban areas.
At a minimum, it would be necessary to consider levels of local recruitment variability and natural mortality(e.g. as explored by Kinzey et al., 2013),as well as relative differences in the timing of surveys used to estimate local krill biomass and the timing of fishery removals.
In general, the gain of efficiency measured as relative difference of CVs is about 33- 38 per cent when the sampling ratio goes from 10 to 20 per cent and about 53-58 per cent when the sampling ratio increases from 10 to 33 per cent.
N The proposal was based on the observation that the difference in the quality of life implied between meeting 130 per cent of daily calorie intake requirement and 140 per cent was not the same as that between meeting 90 per cent of the requirement and 100 per cent; andthe logarithm would reflect the relative difference properly.