Sentence examples for based on measurement formulas from inspiring English sources
Such rules are based on measurement formulas that take into account a yacht's length, beam, displacement, sail area, and other design factors that affect its potential speed.
Nine-year risk of developing T2DM and ten-year risk of CVD mortality were estimated using the ARIC and SCORE formulae, respectively, based on measurements at baseline and 24 months while applying a fixed age of 60 years at both time points.
Left ventricular mass was determined employing the Devereux formula [ 24] based on measurements of the left ventricular size in M-mode and presented as an index value adjusted to the body surface area [left ventricular mass index (LVMI)].
We calculated a transformation formula between Lunar Expert and Hologic values based on measurements from 5 of the patients included.
Based on measurements of the aphelion and perihelion of the Earth and Mars, he created a formula in which a planet's rate of motion is inversely proportional to its distance from the Sun.
The new calculations were based on measurements from what sounds like upmarket kitchen equipment.
Belgian rulers classified Rwandans based on measurements of their noses and the color of their eyes.
Metros can also include such a county's surrounding counties, based on measurements of economic integration.
Based on extensive measurements, empirical formulas for practical applications are proposed to predict the maximum, significant and mean sub aerial random wave pressure and layer thickness (thickness of water layer perpendicular to the still water level on the run-up zone) by using the surf similarity parameter, significant wave height and elevation on the sub aerial region as inputs.
Previous echocardiographic methods of estimating MPAP require the presence of pulmonary regurgitation and precise time interval measurements or are based on empiric formulas extrapolated from SPAP estimates, making them poorly suited to the ICU environment[5, 7 10].
Calculations of the total CaCS were based on formulas that included measurements of the total volume, area and mean and maximum densities of the calcified lesions.
