multiplicative

How To Use multiplicative In A Sentence

• Smoking and asthma had additive but not multiplicative effects on decline.
• In a statistical sense, therefore, the multiplicative model signifies independent additive effects on a logarithmic scale.
• The formula was designed to be multiplicative rather than additive because the panel theorized that, if any of these factors were negligible or not applicable at all, the risk would then be negligible.
• The use of untransformed data for multiplicative fitness traits induces positive bias in the estimates of up to 50% for the ratio estimate when there are many segregating deleterious mutations per individual.
• This suggests that pollen viability corresponds more closely to the exponential quadratic model than to either the additive or the multiplicative model.
• These rates are greater than expected for additive or multiplicative effects of the single mutations.
• Under the assumptions that genes act multiplicatively (i.e., there is no epistasis on a logarithmic scale), the log of this ratio should decline linearly over time.
• In a statistical sense, therefore, the multiplicative model signifies independent additive effects on a logarithmic scale.
• It is the mechanism by which we will find solutions to our most urgent problems, because the urgent relevant topics will be dynamically connected to passionate minds, an effect we have shown is scalable and multiplicative instead of linear and additive. Mehret Mandefro: The Revolution of Relevance
• The number system which was used to express this numerical information was based on the decimal system and was both additive and multiplicative in nature.