Exemplos de uso de Simple sum em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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From the simple sum of the values, the raw scores are obtained.
The analysis is conducted according to the simple sum of the scores of responses.
By a simple sum of the values, the total score varies from zero to 14 points.
Third, the EU's economic health is not a simple sum of national situations.
From the simple sum of the values, the total organic, functional, and emotional scores are obtained.
All this in favour of the country as a whole,which is more than a simple Sum of the Parts.
The total score corresponds to the simple sum of the items, divided by the number of items.
The simple sum arising from the values in each one of the indicators is the value of the scarcity index, a variable between 1 and 20.
To obtain the final index, we conducted the simple sum of the values, in a scale of 12 to 36.
A social group of human beings in co-ordinated working harmony stands for a forceˆ far greater than the simple sum of its parts.
The total score is equivalent to the simple sum of the items in each subscale divided by the number of items.
A social group of human beings in co-coordinated working harmony stands for a force far greater than the simple sum of its parts.
The Hungarian nation is not a simple sum of individuals but a community to be organized, strengthened and built.
The relationship between human beings andnature can not be conceived in a reductionist and fragmented way, as a simple sum up of elements.
The results were obtained through the simple sum of the question scored by the participants of the study.
Both are forms of measurement of levels of risk- low, medium,high- as a result of a score distributed in 20 items and processed as a simple sum index.
Impairment caused by agents acting together may exceed the simple sum of impairment produced by each agent separately.
Thus, for the analysis we calculate the simple sum of 10 items, ranging between 0 and 40 points, considering that the higher the result, the higher is the vocal impairment realized by the subject.
The qualities, characteristics, andfunctions of the Trinity are not the simple sum of the attributes of the three Paradise Deities;
The final score ranges from 0 to 30, by simple sum of the points of each item, showing that the higher the score, the higher the presence of depressive symptoms.
In such cases, Mr President, we have a multiplied environmental impact,something more than the simple sum of the effects of each respective project.
If the latter,if it is to represent a simple sum of national policies, then let us say it straight out, and let us not pretend that the Union has a new, common policy.
Both tools help in the two goals andproduce a synergy that makes the joint advance more than the simple sum of the individual advances in each one of them.
But a government is not for all that a simple sum of its ministers' policies sector by sector, the site of a sort of duality of power between the‘economic' and social ministers.
Thus, each individual with their particular subsystems, helps composing the whole family,which is much more than the simple sum of each member's contribution.
Thus, it represents a much more complex and sophisticated entity than a simple sum of characteristics and traits(Kernberg, 2016), driving studies in different times and cultures Millon, 2012.
Emergent properties The term refers to properties or behaviors which arise in a system as a result of the interactions among its constituent elements,thus being more than the simple sum of individual contributions.
Answers are awarded scores ranging from 0 to 3 andthe final overall result is the simple sum of these scores, higher indexes indicating poorer disease-related quality of life.
This concept generally refers to the idea of gathering people with the objective of a common goal, a task that is in the interest of all concerned, whom have a psychological relationship with each other, which thereby forms a new identity,a product built on the interaction of its parts that goes beyond the simple sum of these parts.
Gaudium et Spes, n. 26,specifies that"the common good does not consist in the simple sum of the particular goods of each subject of a social entity.