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Virus Sensitivity Index of UV disinfection
Environmental Technology, 2015A new concept of Virus Sensitivity Index (VSI) is defined as the ratio between the first-order inactivation rate constant of a virus, ki, and that of MS2-phage during UV disinfection, kr. MS2-phage is chosen as the reference virus because it is recommended as a virus indicator during UV reactor design and validation by the US Environmental Protection ...
Walter Z, Tang, Mika, Sillanpää
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Context-Sensitivity Beyond Indexicality
Dialogue, 2003RésuméCertains noms communs (“étranger”, “ennemi”, “voisin”, etc.) et certains adjectifs (“national”, “local”, “domestique”, etc.) sont sensibles au contexte d' énonciation. On appelle ces expressions des contextuels. Les énonciations d'une phrase contenant un contextuel n'ont pas toutes les même conditions de vérité.
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A New Dynamic Index of Insulin Sensitivity
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 2006Insulin sensitivity is a crucial parameter of glucose metabolism. The standard measures of insulin sensitivity obtained by an euglycaemic hyperinsulinaemic clamp, Si(clamp), or by the minimal model (MM), SI, do not account for the dynamics of insulin action, i.e., how fast or slow insulin action reaches its plateau value.
PILLONETTO, GIANLUIGI +3 more
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The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1932
THE weekly sensitive price index, to which there has been frequent reference in both the Weekly Letters and this REVIEW, was designed as an aid in forecasting intermediate fluctuations in business.' The series selected, therefore, were those which were found to be most consistent in anticipating such intermediate movements during the years upon which ...
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THE weekly sensitive price index, to which there has been frequent reference in both the Weekly Letters and this REVIEW, was designed as an aid in forecasting intermediate fluctuations in business.' The series selected, therefore, were those which were found to be most consistent in anticipating such intermediate movements during the years upon which ...
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Theoretical Shock Sensitivity Index for Explosives
The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2012On the basis of simple physical arguments, the ratio of the weakest bond dissociation energy of nitro compounds to their decomposition enthalpy per covalent bond is put forward as a practical shock sensitivity index. Without any empirical fitting, it correlates remarkably well (R ≥ 0.95) with shock sensitivity data reported for 16 molecules spanning ...
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The Parent Sensitivity to Child Anxiety Index
Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 2018Anxiety sensitivity (AS) is the perception that anxiety symptoms and experiences have negative consequences, and has been identified as a risk factor for the development of anxiety disorders. AS has been measured in adults and in children, but to date, the construct of parent's sensitivity to their children's anxiety symptoms has not been identified ...
Karl, Wissemann +2 more
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Normality Test of NEPSE Sensitive Index
Madhyabindu Journal, 2023A return from the stock market is assumed to follow the random walk hypothesis. An investor is concerned about the risk and returns of the fund in which he or, she has invested. A risk-averse investor develops a portfolio with a secured return followed with a perfect prediction.
Rashesh Vaidya +2 more
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Automated Classification of an Environmental Sensitivity Index
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2005Environmental Sensitivity Indices (ESI) composed of many field-data are essential for monitoring and control systems. At the beginning of the last decade an ESI of the German Wadden Sea was developed for use by the relevant authorities. This ESI was derived by experts semi-manually analysing the extensive field data-set.
Helmut, Schiller +2 more
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Health Indexes Sensitive to Medical Care Variation
International Journal of Health Services, 1977Data from the fifteen Hospital Regions of England and Wales were used to determine the utility of health outcome indexes, derived from existing health statistics, for monitoring the quality and effectiveness of health services. Outcome measures reflect not only the impact of the system of care but also the sociodemographic characteristics of the ...
C J, Martini +3 more
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