In practice the weighting factors are often chosen to give more weight to the most recent terms in the time series and less weight to older data.
32.
The ICRP tissue weighting factors are chosen to represent the fraction of health risk, or biological effect, which is attributable to the specific tissue named.
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The different weighting factors for words per sentence and syllables per word in each scoring system mean that the two schemes are not directly comparable and cannot be converted.
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Generalized Procrustes analysis estimates the scaling factor applied to respondent scale usage, thus it generates a weighting factor that is used to compensate for individual scale usage differences.
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In the extended CREAM version, the control modes play the role of a weighting factor which scales a nominal failure probability associated to a given cognitive function failure.
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The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission still endorses the ICRP's 1977 tissue weighting factors in their regulations, in spite of the ICRP's later revised recommendations.
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The effective dose " E " is designed to account for this variation by the application of specific weighting factors for each tissue ( " W"
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The acronym is now a misleading historical artifact, since 1 roentgen actually deposits about 0.96 rem in soft biological tissue, when all weighting factors equal unity.
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The radiation weighting factors will be approximately the same as the RBEs that result from some experiments, but may be quite different from RBEs that result from other experiments.
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After each World Group round, the ranking period adjusts, and points earned in the last year period have a weighting factor of 100 % in the points total.
