The phrase "aes standard" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper capitalization and context.
You can use it when referring to the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) in discussions about cryptography or data security.
Example: "The aes standard is widely adopted for securing sensitive data in various applications."
Alternatives: "AES specification" or "Advanced Encryption Standard".
Ae, however, remains defiantly hardcore.
Although data are limited, it appears that enteric-coated hyclate formulations and monohydrate salts are better tolerated in terms of GI AEs than standard hyclate capsules or tablets.
Safety variables included number of hypoglycaemic episodes, adverse events (AEs), body weight, standard clinical and laboratory assessments (including insulin antibodies), electrocardiogram (ECG), fundoscopy/fundus photography and injection-site reactions.
(4) Even if widely used standard AE indices fail to monitor very high latitude substorms, their low latitude signatures are often evident.
They found that many of the differences between the SAE and the standard AE can be explained by the gap in the southern magnetometer array.
Finally we fitted the standard AE simplex.
If participants expressed that they experienced discomfort, the research assistant would proceed to complete a standard AE form by asking the participant further details (Table 1).
The total χ, given NMZ = NDZ = 1000, is broken down into the MZ and the DZ contributions, respectively The 68 df model is the standard AE simplex with occasion-specific variances σ[at] = 0 & σ[et] = 0.
In the equation, β0 is a baseline parameter and β1 is a heteroscedasticity parameter, which models the dependency of σE2 on A. If β1 = 0, the model reduces to the standard AE-model.
The dose-escalation arm reported more treatment-related AEs, and the standard-dose arm had more treatment-related SAEs, but the incidence of patients withdrawn due to toxicity was comparable between the arms.
