The American College of Surgeons (ACS) National Surgical Quality Improvement Program NSQIPP) Surgical Risk Calculator (SRC) is a novel universal risk calculator designed to aid in risk stratification of patients undergoing various types of major surgery.
It was the first calculator designed to appeal to people because of its looks, and New Scientist described it as "not so much a professional calculator - more a piece of personal jewellery".
Such equilibria are solved by pCa Calculator, a computer program designed to aid in the study of Ca2+-dependent physiological processes while accounting for the effects of pH, temperature, and ionic strength.
A programmable calculator is designed to help with complex equations that involve a lot of repetitive steps.
Recently, the Embolic Risk French Calculator (ER-Calculator) was designed to predict symptomatic embolism (SE) associated with infective endocarditis (IE), but external validation has not been reported.
As main ME operations are related to SAD calculations that have a critical impact on the performance of hardware-based motion estimator, a fully pipelined SAD calculator is designed to speed up the SAD computations.
The calculator is designed to provide a general illustration of cost of financing in various scenarios, rather than to give precise predictions of how much individuals will have to pay.
The adaptive calculator is designed to help participants calculate their remaining balances and develop potentially viable cereal or F&V redemption plans.
Duke's Net Price Calculator is designed to provide an estimate of financial aid at Duke for U.S. citizens and permanent residents who are not self employed, do not own a business, and who do not receive foreign earned income.
The ELAS calculator is designed to support decisions within a planning process for buildings and settlements from the vantage point of sustainable energy systems.
